The difference between CCD sheet semi-enclosed labeling equipment and CCD vision double-sided labeling machine

There are significant differences in function and application between CCD sheet labeling machines and CCD vision folio labelers.

CCD sheet labeling machines are automated machines specifically designed for labeling sheet products. They operate in a semi-enclosed environment, effectively preventing interference from dust and other contaminants, ensuring accurate and stable labeling. These machines can typically accommodate sheet products of varying sizes and shapes, offering high efficiency, accuracy, and ease of operation, significantly improving labeling efficiency and quality.

CCD vision-based split-sheet labeling machines, on the other hand, primarily rely on CCD vision positioning technology to precisely locate and label products. They use a camera to capture images of the product surface and, using image processing techniques, extract product features such as edges and corners, enabling precise positioning. Based on this, the labeling machine accurately applies labels or tape to the designated location on the product. This type of equipment typically features high precision, high speed, and high reliability, adapting to a variety of complex labeling needs.

In general, CCD sheet semi-enclosed labeling machines focus on efficient and stable labeling of sheet products in specific environments, while CCD vision-based split-sheet labeling machines prioritize precise positioning and labeling through vision positioning technology. While each focuses on different functions and applications, both are automated mechanical equipment designed to improve labeling efficiency and quality.