| Greetings |
Over the last couple of months, we’ve highlighted specific products and introduced new technology. You’ve met the RX Series Web Viewers, the Guardian OLP, the Guardian PQV and the Guardian PQV Mini so far. This month, we’re focusing on our entire line of great products. In fact, PC Industries has the largest range of vision inspection products of any manufacturer.
This month, we’re offering a quick overview of what PC Industries has to offer, so please read on to find what other products we have to serve you! |
| RX Series |
Digital Web Viewers |
Last June, we introduced you to our RX Series web viewers. The RX100 is our low cost, easy to use digital web viewer that’s perfect for narrow web. The RX200 offers remote control camera positioning, making it an ideal fit for both narrow and wide web. Finally, the RX300 offers all the advanced features of the RX200, plus sampling defect detection. Each system comes with an industrial computer, an LCD monitor, and a high resolution camera.
June Newsletter | RX Series |
| Guardian OLP |
Off-Line
Proofing/ Proofreading
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In July, we gave you a short overview of the Guardian OLP. This versatile system was designed to catch errors before you send a job to press. You can use it to verify stepped and ripped files against a PDF master file or a scan of a master print. It can detect any variation, regardless of language, detail, or type of defect, and now offers Braille inspection. Use it during a press run to make sure that the product coming off the press is exactly what the customer approved.
July Newsletter | Guardian OLP |
| Guardian PQV |
100% Print Quality Verification |
The Guardian PQV and the PQV Mini are among the most flexible and powerful systems that we have to offer, which is why we dedicated three months to the system and its great features. Each system can be designed to run on any press, and offers features such as 100% inspection, Defect Rollmapping, OCR, Barcode verification, and Braille inspection. The system was designed based on press operator feedback, so it’s easy and productive enough that operators actually want to use it.
August Newsletter- Guardian PQV
September Newsletter- Defect Rollmapping
October Newsletter- PQV Mini
Guardian PQV | Guardian PQV Mini |
| Length Monitor |
Repeat Length Monitoring |
The LM400 is our dedicated length measurement system. The system offers an easy setup, real time repeat length reporting, a graphical display of the last 100 repeats, out-of-spec alert, alarm light stack, and run logs that can be stored on any computer in your network.
Length Monitor |
| Register Control |
Registration Control |
PC Industries offers register and re-registration control solutions that can fit any press with any size web. The systems are able to offer precise, continuous control of registration through the use of high-resolution encoders and easy-to-use software.
Register Control |
| Code Tracker |
ANSI/ISO
Barcode Verification and Grading |
The Code Tracker series is PC Industries’ laser based solution for barcode verification and grading. The system is perfect for those who need to decode and verify barcodes, perform sequential checking, or check for missing or duplicate codes. The system can read and verify most types of 1D or 2D barcodes at all speeds, making it versatile enough for any press, rewinder, or sheet application.
Code Tracker |
| November’s InfoByte |
Each month we present a new bit of trivia that we call an InfoByte. You can check out previous InfoBytes in our newsletter archive.
This month’s InfoByte is all about movable type.
Many people are familiar with the fact that Johannes Gutenberg is credited with inventing the modern movable type printing press around 1493. Over 400 years earlier, however, a Chinese alchemist named Bi (Pi) Sheng developed the first recorded movable type system using clay, an iron plate, and an adhesive made from pine resin, wax, and paper ash. Though useful, the system didn’t have nearly as much impact on Chinese culture as Gutenberg’s press did on the western world, possibly due to the thousands of unique characters that make up the Chinese language.
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