Full Pharma Packaging Inspection Suite: KQ-TM2 + GJC-600 + Piston Kicker

The pharmaceutical integrated inspection suite integrates KQ-TM2 dedicated pharmacode detector, GJC-600 side seam glue sensor and piston kicker, operating through multi-signal synchronous linkage control principle. KQ-TM2 identifies printed pharmacode compliance at the carton feeding section; GJC-600 inspects side seam cold glue integrity at the folding section. If either module detects non-conformity, the unified control system sends trigger signals to the piston kicker at the line outlet to automatically reject unqualified medical cartons, with all inspection records stored long-term for GMP audit demands.

The unique advantages of this tailor-made medical solution lie in full regulatory compliance and dual-defect simultaneous monitoring, solving two core quality risks of pharmaceutical packaging: wrong pharmacode printing and side seam degumming. Both detection sensors adopt anti-interference optical and RF technology to adapt special medical packaging materials including coated silver card and matte laminated paper without misjudgment. The piston kicker’s gentle pushing structure avoids damaging printed drug information and anti-counterfeit marks on cartons. The centralized touch panel separately displays pharmacode defect statistics and glue defect counts, facilitating factory quality department batch analysis and process optimization.

All pharmaceutical printing manufacturers producing prescription and OTC drug boxes are core users of this inspection suite. Global export medical packaging factories use this system to pass strict foreign drug packaging safety audits and avoid costly batch recalls. The whole set supports inline installation on dedicated medical folder gluers, realizing fully automatic unmanned quality control without manual sampling inspection. Factories adopting this integrated solution significantly reduce customer complaint rates and product rework losses, while meeting the highest traceability and quality standards of the pharmaceutical industry.