Splice Detector Technology

SPLICE DETECTOR TECHNOLOGY NEWS

Where the Science of Quality Assurance is still an Art!

 

 

 

 

Home

Products

Media Center

History

Sustainability

Corporate Values

Employment

Contact Us

Links

Feedback

 

 

2007-2011 News

 

 

 

Affiliate Sites

 

Machine Vision Imaging, Hole Detection, Web Inspection and Quality Control Technologies

RKBOPTO.COM

 

Web Inspection, Machine Vision and Quality Assurance and Control Technologies

WEBINSPECTION.US

 

Hole Detection, Web Inspection, Machine Vision, Quality Assurance and Control Technologies

HOLE-DETECTION.COM

 

Splice Detection, Tearout Detection, Joint Detection, Missing Ply Detection and Quality Control Technologies

SPLICEDETECTOR.NET

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Asian Pulp and Paper Selects SDS Splice Detector Technology - Syracuse, NY, April 28, 2011 - Splice Detector Systems (SDS), the leader in providing splice detection technologies, has received an order for its state-of-the-art Model 1032 Classic Defect Detection Technology.  The equipment will be installed on Jagenberg Sheeting Equipment located at a leading Asian Paper Manufacturer located in the Republic of Indonesia.   >MORE
 

MarquipWardUnited USA Selects SDS Splice Detector Systems - Syracuse, NY, April 07, 2011 - Splice Detector Systems (SDS), the leader in providing splice detection technologies, has received an order to supply multiple state-of-the-art Model 1032 Classic Defect Detection Solutions.  The equipment will be installed on various sheeter/sorting system designed to sheet paper and/or film type products.    The equipment will be located just prior to the slitting/diversion process and will ensure 100% detection of all known splice (joint) type faults.  >MORE

 

Lewisburg Printing Company Installs SDS Splice Detector Technology - Syracuse, NY, April 06, 2011 - Splice Detector Systems (SDS), the leader in providing splice detection technologies, has received an order for its state-of-the-art Model 1032 Classic Defect Detection Technology.  The equipment will be installed on MarquipWardUnited sheeter/sorter systems.  Located prior to the slitting/diversion process, the SDS splice detector will detect all known splice (joint) faults.  Self calibrating, this technology requires no operational intervention.  >MORE

 

Splice Detector Systems Receives Order For 5 Splice Detection Systems - Syracuse, NY, March 29, 2011 - Splice Detector Systems (SDS), the leader in providing splice detection technologies, has received an order to supply 5 state-of-the-art Model 1032 Classic Defect Detection Systems.  The order was received from a leading European machinery manufacturer located in Italy.  All systems will be installed on sheeting/sorting machinery prior to the slitting/diversion process.  >MORE

 

Cascades Groupe Papiers Fins, Inc. Integrates SDS Splice Detector Technology - Syracuse, NY, March 16, 2011 – Splice Detector Systems (SDS), the leader in providing splice detection technologies announced today that it has received an order to supply its state of the art Model 1032B Classic Splice Detection Technology from a leading Canadian fine paper manufacturer.  The equipment, center of web mounting, is a self calibrating system that requires no operational intervention.  Based on capacitive technology, the system can monitor multiple webs of paper at one point and detect all known splice (joint) faults.   >MORE

 

Splice Detector Systems Receives Order from Asian Pulp and Paper - Syracuse, NY, February 14, 2011 – Splice Detector Systems (SDS), the leader in providing splice detection technologies announced today that it has received an order to supply its center of web mounted Splice Detector Technology.  The order, received by a leading Asian fine paper manufacturer, will be installed on German manufactured sheeting equipment provided by ECH Will.  The technology will replace existing inefficient sensors.  Self calibrating, the SDS splice detection system will detect all known splice (joint) faults.  Due to its proprietary processing circuitry, the system requires no operational intervention.  >MORE

 

European Machinery Manufacturer Integrates SDS Splice Detector Technology - Syracuse, NY, February 09, 2011 - Splice Detector Systems (SDS), the leader in providing splice detection technologies, has received an order to supply 6 state-of-the-art Model 1032 Classic Defect Detection Solutions.  The equipment will be installed on sheeting/sorting systems manufactured by a leading Italian machinery manufacturer.  Installed prior to the slitting/diversion process, the splice detection systems will detect all known types of splice (joint) faults.  Due to its self calibration capabilities, no operational intervention is required between grade changes.   >MORE

 

UPM-Kymmene (Changshu) Paper Ind., Co. Invests in SDS Splice Detector Technology - Syracuse, NY, January 12, 2011 - Splice Detector Systems (SDS), the leader in providing splice detection technologies, has received an order for its state-of-the-art Model 1088 Sentinel Splice Detection Technology.  The equipment will be installed on Jagenberg Sheeting Equipment located at leading Asian Paper Manufacturer UPM-Kymmene, Changshu.  The equipment will be installed on German manufactured sheeting/sorting systems and replace inefficient emulated sensors provided by Jagenberg.  Based on green technologies, the Model 1088 is a self calibrating system that required no operational intervention upon grade changes.  The technology can be installed as a direct wire to wire replacement and will detect all known splice (joint) type faults.  Installed prior to the slitting/diversion process, the technology will provide 24/7 operations with unequaled performance worldwide.    >MORE

 

SDS Receives Order from Leading Web Format Print Press Company - Syracuse, NY, January 03, 2011 – Splice Detector Systems (SDS), the leader in providing splice detection technologies announced today that it has received an order to supply its state of the art splice detection technology for a leading multinational manufacturer of web format printing presses.  The technology will be integrated to provide detection of all known splice (joint) faults.  The defect fault signals will then be tracked to initiate the release of print head stations to allow the defect part of the web through.  This process will eliminate unnecessary damage to sensitive components that can cost tens of thousands of dollars per year.  The defect fault signal can also be utilized in optional rejection processes if applicable thus facilitating the removal of all defective areas.   >MORE

  

Download Center Products History News Sustainability Corporate Values Employment Contact Links Feedback

Information provided herein protected - © Copyright 2003-2011 Splice Detector Systems