[nibsy342]

Good afternoon all - I am new to the forum and hoping that maybe someone can help with an issue please? I need to use a photo-electric sensor to detect the presence of a label on a pot as it exits the labeller. The label is a clear adhesive backed wrap-around type, with either blue or brown printing. The label is applied to a glass jar which is painted a gloss white. Any help or suggestions gratefully received.

[Chris Elston]

If you can post a picture of it, that might be helpful. At least for me.

[nibsy342]

Chris Elston, on 23 September 2012 - 08:38 AM, said:

If you can post a picture of it, that might be helpful. At least for me.

I can maybe get a picture uploaded in a day or two.

[trespaser5]

Hi,
I don't know if this helps but we have a reflective sensor that detects the colour of the reflected light of the object it shines upon, it can tell between a red and grey box, at least that's application we use it for, if you think that'd be helpful I could find out some more from you, however I'm pretty sure it's form Omron so go to industrial.omron.eu and look at their colour mark detection sensors. http://industrial.om...on/default.html

[OkiePC]

Tri-Tronics has a nice sensor for this application. Very fast and reliable.
http://www.ttco.com/industrial.aspx

I have used the Markeye Pro, and Smart Eye Pro with great results, very trouble free.

We used one of their older color sensors too, the color was "taught" and automatic setup worked quite well.

WoW. This one is new:
http://www.ttco.com/...rial/xp-10.aspx

This post has been edited by OkiePC: 25 September 2012 - 08:50 PM

[Bob O]

I have used Sick Luminescence scanners for labels that had a variety of colors and printing. The label had to have certain properties for this to work and ours did and this worked like a charm.

Here is a link......http://www.sickcn.com/media/3357/LUT3%20DATA%20SHEET.pdf