Q1: What core detection principle does GJC-600 adopt?
A1: It uses RF radio frequency sensing technology, detecting glue by identifying the water content inside adhesive to judge whether glue exists on carton side seams.
Q2: What is the maximum production line speed it supports?
A2: It can stably inspect cartons on lines running below 600 m/min, faster than the 400 m/min limit of KQ-VD720 camera inspection system.
Q3: What cardboard materials and thickness are applicable?
A3: It works for non-metal coated cardboard with thickness less than 2mm; metallic foil-coated paper is not compatible.
Q4: What is the minimum glue size the sensor can detect?
A4: Minimum detectable glue width is 1mm, minimum glue segment length is 2mm, with a sensing area of 3mm × 4mm.
Q5: Can it read barcodes or detect printing flaws like KQ-VD720?
A5: No. It only realizes side seam glue defect inspection. If you need simultaneous glue, print and barcode verification, choose the all-in-one KQ-VD720 vision system.
Q6: Can it connect with your piston kicker and rotary ejector for automatic rejection?
A6: Yes. It outputs standard IO switch NG signals to seamlessly link with both types of rejection devices and alarm lamps.
Q7: Is this sensor affected by workshop lighting or carton printing colors?
A7: No. RF moisture sensing avoids interference from light, ink and paper background color, with far fewer false detections than optical cameras.
Q8: Can GJC-600 be retrofitted onto old folder gluing machines?
A8: Yes. Its compact size and adjustable metal mounting bracket fit most standard side seam stations, requiring only simple signal wiring without machine frame reconstruction.