Ear Measuring Instrument Model 126 PLUS
The Model 126 Plus ear measuring instrument is used to make axial measurements of deep-draw cups and can blanks. The typical standards here are DIN EN 1669 and ISO 11531. The device consists of a rotary table, a jaw chuck and a vertical measuring head (with measuring roller and length measuring probe). A jaw chuck secures and centers the cup. The measuring head can be adjusted to fit different sample diameters and heights. During one revolution of the rotary table, the measuring head records the shape of the cup edge (the so-called unevenness). Ear measuring instrument, for cups of 15 – 50 mm diameter, max. 100 mm cup height
Question: Can you measure 1,500 cups/day?
Answer: YES, using the Erichsen fully automatic zipping measuring system Model 126 Plus Automatic:
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A brief overview of the process- the operator loads individual trays with up to 42 individual test cups. The interchanging magazine can take up to 5 of these trays and can be loaded throughout the ongoing measurement operation. The control system processes the measuring tasks independently and transmits the results to the user’s database. For this purpose, a tablet is first taken from the changing magazine and fed into the handling system. A barcode scanner checks whether the position of the tablet is used and uniquely identifies the cup to be measured. If the cup cannot be identified, it is automatically ejected separately.
Identified cups are fed to the rolling direction detection module. Here, the precise position of the cup on the suction cup is measured in relation to the rolling direction. Only then is the earing measured, evaluated according to predefined algorithms (taking the rolling direction into account) and data determined transferred to the customer’s database with the ID read from the barcode. The entire process is displayed and can be observed and monitored via the integrated screens displays. Magazine replacement, approx. every 3 hours. Data is stored locally on the computer for up to 1 year.