emco IAS Press Marks Tester

The emco IAS Press Marks Tester is the industry standard for detection and control of the embossing of cigarette papers.

The optical appearance and functionality of cigarette papers are changed by linear embossing, which is known as Press Marks. The parameters are determinated by the Press Marks Tester with the original algorithms of Dr. Hermann Praast (Darmstadt).

The Press Marks Tester is the industry standard for detecting and controlling the embossing of cigarette papers.

Features

  • Measuring surface 12 mm x 12 mm or 24 mm x 24 mm

Press Marks quantities

  • Intensity of Press Marks
  • Average distance between the Press Marks in µm
  • Average width of the Press Marks in µm
  • Homogeneity of the paper surface in reflected light (formation)

Applications

  • Quality management and control of paper machine for cigarette papers
  • Quantitative evaluation of the wear of the embossing roll

Technical data

Measuring field

24 mm x 24 mm or 12 mm x 12 mm

Dimensions (HxBxT)

480 mm x 360 mm x 440 mm

Weight

11 kg

Scope of supply

device with camera and illumination unit, power supply unit with mains plug, calibration strip, certificate, software, USB-Dongle, PC-ware on request

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