FAQ

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Frequently Asked Questions

PALLETAI

Weekly maintenance consists of wiping down some of the camera housings. These are overpressured and have pneumatic air cleaning, but may require an extra wipe down in very dirty environments.
Yes, so long as the physical space to insert the machine is available along with conveyors. A maximum of 2,5 meters in length is required for the inspection unit.

As it operates basically without moving parts, there are few things that can be damaged from wear and tear. The camera housings are over pressurized to keep dust and dirt out. We also have cleaning of the camera housings which are especially exposed.

Most likely yes. We can adapt the machine and software to nearly any pallet configuration imaginable. Reach out to us to discuss more.

The idea is to reject only pallets which are not good. It could be that more pallets are rejected as they are not identified today. We tailor the system so that problematic or potentially problematic pallets are rejected.

Yes, we can set the system up in a way so that a pallet can have different quality grades each with different sorting criteria.

Yes, IVISYS has the ability and competence to supply a complete turnkey solution including conveyors, robots and other material handling equipment.

IVISYS offers support agreements which ensure rapid response, both in person and remote. We offer response times down to 1 hr.
Is the system reliable – we normally use a mechanical pressure system to test the pallet.

The vision based system is able to detect the same and more defects as a mechanical system can detect. A mechanical system has variations and less ability to find challenging defects like cracks in boards around nails etc, which we find with ease.

Theoretically, there’s no upper limitation to how many pallet types can go through the machine. So long as we can make them physically fit in the machine it is possible to inspect them.

New pallet types can be added remotely to the system for a fee.

Yes, admins have the right to adjust the tolerances on recipes

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