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AutoJet
Technologies Introduces SprayCheck™ Monitoring System
February
2006 - AutoJet Technologies, a division of Spraying Systems Co.,
has introduced its SprayCheck™ Monitoring System for verifying
critical spray applications of liquid coatings. The AutoJet SprayCheck
Monitoring System, equipped with SprayCheck Sensors, verifies that
your system is delivering precision spray for your most critical
coating and dosing applications.
"The
SprayCheck Monitoring System was developed to help meat and poultry
processors verify their post-lethality interventions", commented
Bill Kohley, Vice President of Spraying Systems Co.'s AutoJet Technologies
division. "Working with an AutoJet Spray Controller, the SprayCheck
sensor verifies the application of antimicrobials on every product
passing the spray station."
About
the AutoJet SprayCheck Monitoring System:
The AutoJet SprayCheck Monitoring System is designed around Spraying
System Co.'s PulsaJet® automatic spray nozzles, which are controlled
by the AutoJet Spray Controller. Here's how the system works:
- A
miniature sensor is mounted near the orifice of a PulsaJet automatic
spray nozzle to optically detect a spray pattern emerging from
the spray tip
- Each
"spray" signal sent by the AutoJet Spray Controller
is confirmed with a "spray present" signal from the
SprayCheck sensor to verify spray application
- If
the controller does not receive a "spray present" signal
from the SprayCheck sensor for each "spray" signal sent
to the nozzle, alarms can be activated, special marking of non-conforming
products can be activated or the production line can be shut down
- Each
spray cycle is documented and logged into the controller's memory
The
SprayCheck Monitoring System is perfect for verifying critical spray
applications such as:
- Coating
meat and poultry products with antimicrobial agents
- Adding
flavorings or moisture to food products
- Applying
coating to pharmaceutical products
- Anywhere
absolute certainty of spray performance is required
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