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Problems in an induction-sealing process, such as untorqued or crooked caps, can be identified and corrected in real time using dynamic thermal imaging.
Fabian Schapiro
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Problems in an induction-sealing process, such as untorqued or crooked caps, can be identified and corrected in real time using dynamic thermal imaging.
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Using Dynamic Thermal Imaging to Correct Sealing ProblemsNovember 2nd 2015
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