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HEUFT Teknowledge geht weiter: is carrying on: everything at the Lexus Forum in Bremen will revolve around packaging free of foreign objects and the clear labelling of food on 12 and 13 December 2018. HEUFT and SIMACO will be showing there what they have to offer from a single source in order to achieve maximum food safety.
Closure inspection of the new generation

From the crown cork with bullnose to the sparkling wine bottle with improperly wired agrafe, from the non-functional screw closure to the torn tamper evident seal on the lid of a jam jar, from the non-brand flip-off to the leaking crimp cap on the vial: the HEUFT FinalView ^IICAP takes the in-line identification of beverage, food and pharmaceutical containers with closure faults to a whole new level. Even the exact verification of the correct closure alignment is therefore no longer a problem.
New X-ray pulses at FachPack!

A new stand-alone device for a sidewall inspection in a confined space,
a new generation pipeline inspector and a further developed top-down inspector:
the wide range of applications of the pulsed X-ray technology available exclusively from HEUFT SYSTEMTECHNIK GMBH forms the main focus of the company's exhibition presence at FachPack 2018 in Nuremberg.
HEUFT X-ray technology Part 4: Full and good!

Part 4 of our series on the unique HEUFT X-ray technology highlights its wide range of applications when filling beverages – above all but not only with regard to the increasingly important full container inspections.
An investment which pays off!

The new HEUFT GATEWAY ^IIserver makes remote support for HEUFT customers future-proof. They benefit from efficient online diagnosis and maintenance which saves time and money in the long term and sustainably.
Twelve? Fifteen? Twenty-one!

When others have to pass it is far from over at HEUFT: the customers of the systems engineers can fully rely on the availability of spare parts for twelve years! But often much more is possible.
Finding risks where they occur

Blind spots are undesirable when inspecting the quality of food and its packaging. Part 3 of our series regarding the pulsed X-ray technology available exclusively from HEUFT explains how they can be specifically avoided in a wide variety of applications in order to achieve maximum safety during the detection of foreign objects, defects or product incompleteness along food lines.