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  • CONFIDENTIAL Copyright © Dr. Schenk GmbH AIMCAL USA 2018 Page 1

    How Today’s QC-Systems Can Be Made More Powerful

    MIDA X, the Next Generation in Optical Inspection

    Jochen KoenigSchenk Vision Inspection Systems

  • CONFIDENTIAL Copyright © Dr. Schenk GmbH AIMCAL USA 2018 Page 2

    IntroducingDr. Schenk

    Base Material Inspection

    Properties Monitoring

    Converted Material Inspection

    Summary

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    Dr. Schenk – The Solution Provider

    Local defect detection & overall properties monitoring

    Design & manufacture Modular in-line and off-line inspection and measurement systems Quality & process control of flat surfaces for the following industries:

    Glass Inspection

    SolarInspection

    Display & Touch Panel Inspection

    NonwovenInspection

    PlasticInspection

    TextileInspection

    MetalInspection

    MaterialHandling

    Paper Inspection

    Customized Solutions

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    Ready for Your Project

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    Production Line with In-Line Inspection

    Inspectionbase film Inspection

    after coating

    Extrusion, .

    Coating

    Inspectionafter drying

    Drying

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    Production of Base Material

    …B

    low

    Lin

    e

    Cas

    tline

    Extr

    uder Delivery to customer

    Grammage Reflectivity, gloss ...

    Layer thickness Surface structures (haze) ...

    Coating voids Pinholes Inclusions in coating layer Bubbles Coating streaks …

    Converting of Material

    Coa

    ting

    Inclusions Fish-eyes Gels, Knots ...

    Quality & Process Control for Coated Materials

    Defect Detection

    Material Properties Monitoring

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    Material

    MIDA CameraTechnology

    IlluminationBRIGHT_LINE

    IlluminationBRIGHT_LINE

    System Configuration

    Reflection Darkfield + BrightfieldTransmission Brightfield

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    MIDA: Single Camera – Multiple Illuminations

    Example: combination reflection + transmission channels

    Reflection

    Illumination for reflection

    Transmission

    Material

    Camera

    Illumination for transmission

    Reflection DF Reflection HF Transmission HF

    High sensitivity for many different defects (e.g. inclusions, holes, contaminations, embossing defects, lines, cluster, wrinkles, …)

    Comprehensive defect analysis for reliable defect classification

    Only one camera -► saves footprint and investment costs

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    One System – Two Tasks

    Shared Hardware

    Local Defects Material Analysis

    EasyInspect with EasyMeasure is a complete & unique solution

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    IntroducingDr. Schenk

    Base Material Inspection

    Properties Monitoring

    Converted Material Inspection

    Summary

    Base Film: Detection of Local Defects

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    Inspection & Measurement of Plastic Films

    Problem Cause Effect Solution

    Local defectsin base material

    Gels, fisheyes: P-gel (polymerization) E-gel (extrusion)

    Carbon specs (die pickoff) Air bubbles Striations (die-/weld-lines) Scratches Wrinkles Insects Roller marks ……..

    Poor production process Poor material quality P-gels: bad incoming

    resin E-gels: mostly unmelted /

    degraded resins Poor crystallization

    Inhomogeneous film, danger of tearing

    Performance in end product (sealing capability of goods)

    Cosmetic problems

    Local Defect Detection

    Local defectsafter coating

    Coating voids Pinholes Inclusions Scratches MD-Streaks …….

    Poor pre-treatment of base material

    Particles on base material before coating

    Defective coating die

    Loss of coating function (e.g. sealing capability)

    Problems with printing

    Cosmetic problems

    Local Defect Detection

    Film / coating inhomogeneity

    Layer thickness Surface topology Clarity of the film Reflectivity

    Poor material deposition Poor material quality Poor surface of rollers Inhomogeneous mixture

    of granulate with master batch (M.B.) (i.e. because of heavier M.B.)

    Performance of end product

    Cosmetic problem in end product

    Film Properties Monitoring

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    Inspection Results Base Film

    Material: Flexible Packaging Base Film

    Defect: Particle, Inclusion

    Camera

    RBF

    RDF

    TBF

    Transmission Brightfield Reflection Brightfield Reflection Darkfield

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    Inspection Results Base Film

    Material: Flexible Packaging Base Film

    Defect: Gels

    Camera

    TBF

    Transmission Brightfield Transmission BrightfieldKnife Edge

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    Inspection Results Base Film

    Material: Flexible Packaging Base Film

    Defect: Wrinkles

    Camera

    RBF

    RDF

    TBF

    Transmission Brightfield Reflection Darkfield

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    IntroducingDr. Schenk

    Base Material Inspection

    Properties Monitoring

    Converted Material Inspection

    Summary

    Coated Film: Detection of Local Defects

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    Examples for Defects and Inhomogeneities

    Examples for local defects in coated films

    Coating layerPlastic film

    Coating layerPlastic film

    Examples for layer inhomogeneities in coated films

    Variation in layer thickness Variation in layer surface topology (haze)

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    Inspection & Measurement of Plastic Films

    Problem Cause Effect Solution

    Local defectsin base material

    Gels, fisheyes: P-gel (polymerization) E-gel (extrusion)

    Carbon specs (die pickoff) Air bubbles Striations (die-/weld-lines) Scratches Wrinkles Insects Roller marks ……..

    Poor production process Poor material quality P-gels: bad incoming

    resin E-gels: mostly unmelted /

    degraded resins Poor crystallization

    Inhomogeneous film, danger of tearing

    Performance in end product (sealing capability of goods)

    Cosmetic problems

    Local Defect Detection

    Local defectsafter coating

    Coating voids Pinholes Inclusions Scratches MD-Streaks …….

    Poor pre-treatment of base material

    Particles on base material before coating

    Defective coating die

    Loss of coating function (e.g. sealing capability)

    Problems with printing

    Cosmetic problems

    Local Defect Detection

    Film / coating inhomogeneity

    Layer thickness Surface topology Clarity of the film Reflectivity

    Poor material deposition Poor material quality Poor surface of rollers Inhomogeneous mixture

    of granulate with master batch (M.B.) (i.e. because of heavier M.B.)

    Performance of end product

    Cosmetic problem in end product

    Film Properties Monitoring

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    Brightfield Transmission Brightfield Reflection

    Inspection Results Coated Film

    Material: Packaging film, coated

    Defect: Spot / coating void

    Camera

    RBF

    TBF

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    Brightfield Reflection Darkfield Reflection

    Inspection Results Coated Film

    Material: Packaging film, coated

    Camera

    RBF

    RDF

    Defect: Coating void / particles

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    Transmission Brightfield Reflection Brightfield

    Inspection Results Coated Film

    Material: Packaging film, coated

    Camera

    RBF

    TBF

    Defect: Oil contamination

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    Transmission Brightfield Transmission Brightfield/Knife Edge

    Inspection Results Coated Film

    Material: Packaging film, coated

    Defect: Orange peel, gels

    Camera

    TBF

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    Inspection Results Coated Film

    Material: Plastic film, waterbased coating

    Camera

    RBF

    RDF

    Defect: Dewetting

    Reflection Brightfield Reflection Darkfield

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    Inspection Results Coated Film

    Material: Plastic film, extrusion coating

    AWD17314-0

    Reflection Brightfield Reflection BrightfieldStreak detection

    CameraRBF

    Defect: Coating streak

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    Inspection Results Coated Film

    Material: Plastic film

    AWD17314-0

    Defect: Bubbles in extrusion coating

    Transmission Brightfield Reflection Brightfield Reflection Darkfield

    Camera

    RBF

    RDF

    TBF

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    Inspection Results Metallized Film

    Material: Packaging Film / Metallized

    Transmission Brightfield Reflection BrightfieldKnife Edge

    Camera

    RBF

    TBF

    Defect: Metal void, pinholes

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    MIDA → MIDA X: Closing the Intelligence Gap

    MIDA

    The 1st revolution in optical inspection

    SoftwareMulti-threading capability

    Architecture EXPLOITS hardware optimally

    HardwareMulti-CPU / GPU Architecture

    Multi-Processor Technology

    The 2nd revolution in optical inspection

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    MIDA X: Visual Intelligence

    The way to higher yield

    Gray image with reduced noise MIDA X: real defect size

    Enhancedevaluation

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    MIDA X: Visual Intelligence

    MIDA X: Precise defect differentiation

    Gray Image MIDA XStandardInspection

    Inse

    ctC

    onta

    min

    atio

    n

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    Dr. Schenk MCI Technology

    Filter Mat / Nonwoven

    Conventional: white light + color line camera

    MCI Technology: 3x more light !Multi-Color-Illumination + monochrome line camera

    dr. schenk

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    Dr. Schenk MCI Technology

    Filter Mat / Nonwoven

    ConventionalColor Camera

    Dr. Schenk MCI Technology

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    One System – Two Tasks

    Shared Hardware

    Local Defects Material Analysis

    EasyInspect with EasyMeasure is a complete & unique solution

  • CONFIDENTIAL Copyright © Dr. Schenk GmbH AIMCAL USA 2018 Page 32

    IntroducingDr. Schenk

    Base Material Inspection

    Properties Monitoring

    Converted Material Inspection

    Summary

    Coated Film: Monitoring of Film Properties

  • CONFIDENTIAL Copyright © Dr. Schenk GmbH AIMCAL USA 2018 Page 33

    Inspection & Measurement of Plastic Films

    Problem Cause Effect Solution

    Local defectsin base material

    Gels, fisheyes: P-gel (polymerization) E-gel (extrusion)

    Carbon specs (die pickoff) Air bubbles Striations (die-/weld-lines) Scratches Wrinkles Insects Roller marks ……..

    Poor production process Poor material quality P-gels: bad incoming

    resin E-gels: mostly unmelted /

    degraded resins Poor crystallization

    Inhomogeneous film, danger of tearing

    Performance in end product (sealing capability of goods)

    Cosmetic problems

    Local Defect Detection

    Local defectsafter coating

    Coating voids Pinholes Inclusions Scratches MD-Streaks …….

    Poor pre-treatment of base material

    Particles on base material before coating

    Defective coating die

    Loss of coating function (e.g. sealing capability)

    Problems with printing

    Cosmetic problems

    Local Defect Detection

    Film / coating inhomogeneity

    Layer thickness Surface topology Clarity of the film Reflectivity

    Poor material deposition Poor material quality Poor surface of rollers Inhomogeneous mixture

    of granulate with master batch (M.B.) (i.e. because of heavier M.B.)

    Performance of end product

    Cosmetic problem in end product

    Film Properties Monitoring

  • CONFIDENTIAL Copyright © Dr. Schenk GmbH AIMCAL USA 2018 Page 34

    Examples for Defects and Inhomogeneities

    Examples for local defects in coated films

    Coating layerPlastic film

    Coating layerPlastic film

    Examples for layer inhomogeneities in coated films

    Variation in layer thickness Variation in layer surface topology (haze)

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    Variation in coating layer thickness

    Samples:V0

    V1V2V3V4

    Monitoring Coating Thickness

    Material: PET with coating

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    In-Line Coating after MDO / Monitoring after TDO

    MDO-stretching TDO -Extrusion Coating stretching

    dr. schenk

    dr. schenk

    1000 nm ~1.200 Graylevels (GL) => 1 GL~ 0,8 nm

    Thickness after TDO: • Base film: 30 µm• Coating: 1000 nm

    Coating after MDO, thickness 5 µm

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    Homogeneity Map

    Material: Plastic film, extrusion coating

    AWD17314-0

    Defect: Flow lines

    Camera

    RBF

    RDF

    Reflection Brightfield Reflection DarkfieldGray Image Homogeneity Map

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    Monitoring Adhesive Coating / Tapes

    Material: Coated paper

    Reflection Brightfield

    Defect: Gloss variation

    Camera

    RBF

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    Film / Coating Properties Monitoring

    Material: Battery electrode film

    calandered area

    not calandered area

    Camera

    RDF

    Gra

    yval

    ue c

    ount

    Gra

    yval

    ue c

    ount

    Monitoring of calandering

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    Inspection Results Coated Film

    Material: Plastic film

    AWD17314-0Reflection Brightfield Reflection Darkfield

    Defect: Missing adhesive

    Camera

    RBF

    RDF

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    Adv

    anta

    ges

    of A

    OI

    Cost reduction in converting

    In-line quality check prior to subsequent process steps

    Increased YieldContinuous monitoring of material/coating layer⇒ Process remains within process window

    ConsistentPerformance 24 h/day + 7 days/week

    ROI < 2 years Based on customer experience depending on various factors

    Summary and Conclusion

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    Summary and Conclusion

    Delivery to customer

    RejectsProduction process

    Quality data

    Reports and statistics

    Inlinequalitycontrol

    Process parmameters

    adaption

    Process optimization

    Inspection system

    MES (ManagementExecution System)

    PIs (Performance Indicators)

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    Thank you for your attention

    Jochen KoenigManaging Director

    Schenk VisionInspection Systems www.schenkvision.com

    MIDA X, the Next Generation in Optical InspectionSlide Number 2Dr. Schenk – The Solution ProviderReady for Your ProjectProduction Line with In-Line Inspection Quality & Process Control for Coated MaterialsSystem ConfigurationMIDA: Single Camera – Multiple IlluminationsOne System – Two TasksSlide Number 10Inspection & Measurement of Plastic Films Inspection Results Base FilmInspection Results Base FilmInspection Results Base FilmSlide Number 15Examples for Defects and InhomogeneitiesInspection & Measurement of Plastic Films Inspection Results Coated FilmInspection Results Coated FilmInspection Results Coated FilmInspection Results Coated FilmInspection Results Coated FilmInspection Results Coated FilmInspection Results Coated FilmInspection Results Metallized Film MIDA → MIDA X: Closing the Intelligence GapMIDA X: Visual IntelligenceMIDA X: Visual IntelligenceDr. Schenk MCI TechnologyDr. Schenk MCI TechnologyOne System – Two TasksSlide Number 32Inspection & Measurement of Plastic Films Examples for Defects and InhomogeneitiesMonitoring Coating ThicknessIn-Line Coating after MDO / Monitoring after TDOHomogeneity MapMonitoring Adhesive Coating / TapesFilm / Coating Properties MonitoringInspection Results Coated FilmSummary and ConclusionSummary and ConclusionSlide Number 43Slide Number 44