Keqi full-line comprehensive quality control system takes KQ-VD720 AI vision camera as the core, matching KQ-TM1 universal barcode detector, GJC-600 side seam glue sensor and high-speed rotary ejector, realizing multi-dimensional synchronous inspection through unified bus signal transmission principle. The vision system checks full-surface printing flaws and tape placement; TM1 verifies batch barcode correctness; GJC-600 monitors side seam glue track integrity. Any detected defect triggers the rotary ejector to separate NG cartons instantly, with all image, barcode and glue data archived synchronously on the central control host for permanent traceability.
Its unparalleled advantage is all-in-one multi-indicator inspection, replacing 3–5 sets of single-function separate equipment to save workshop layout space and reduce total equipment procurement costs. The intelligent unified control platform integrates all equipment parameters on one touchscreen; operators switch different packaging product recipes with one click without adjusting multiple independent control panels. Advanced anti-reflection lighting and multi-mode sensing technology adapt all mainstream packaging materials from thin art paper to thick corrugated board, supporting line speed up to 600m/min without detection accuracy attenuation.
This top-tier full QC system serves large-scale printing groups undertaking mixed orders of wine boxes, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals and high-end gift packaging. Enterprises pursuing fully automated intelligent post-press production lines adopt this solution to achieve 100% zero-sampling inline inspection, completely eliminating all manual quality control posts. The modular structure supports phased installation and expansion; factories can add detection or rejection modules gradually based on capital planning and business demand, with excellent scalability for long-term production line upgrading. It greatly unifies finished packaging quality standards, minimizes reject rates and after-sales losses, and improves overall production automation competitiveness of printing factories.