Full product safety

Every week there is a recall of a product in the news. This often involves incorrect labelling or the discovery of materials that have accidentally ended up in the packaging. The aftermath of a product recall is enormous. It's a time-consuming job that costs a lot and the company's image also suffers a huge blow. By integrating control and inspection systems into a production line, only approved products leave the belt and you minimise the risk.

Latest control & inspection systems from Pen-Tec

De Koningh Coding & Labeling is the specialist in the area of coding, labelling and control & inspection. They supply machines to producers and packagers in the food industry, the construction sector, chemicals, pharmaceuticals and logistics. 'As a supplier of industrial total solutions, we have added new checkweighers, metal detection systems and X-ray inspection systems to our product range. More and more of our customers are opting for complete product safety, which means that control and inspection are required. With our control and inspection systems, every product is thoroughly and quickly analysed. If something does not match the preset value, the product is ejected. This certainty will become even more important in the future', says Managing Director Bert-Jan Dijk of De Koningh Coding & Labeling.

Checkweighers: Always the right weight per package

Checkweighers continuously check the weight of each product at high speed. If a product is found to be above or below the set margin, the product is ejected. By linking the checkweigher to the filling or dosing system, production and packaging can be carried out even more efficiently.

Metal detection: Detects the smallest metals in one scan

These machines detect iron, (stainless) steel and aluminium in products and packaging. Specially developed for industrial environments and therefore very suitable for the food industry.

X-ray inspection: Flawless control and inspection

X-ray inspection is the best solution when a more accurate inspection than metal detection is required. In addition to metals, these systems also detect other materials, such as: plastic, glass, stone, rubber and bone residues.