Methods and apparatus for inspecting the sealing and integrity of blister packages
A technology of blister packaging and vesicles, applied in the direction of optical testing flaws/defects, etc., can solve problems such as lack of speed, speed cannot provide 100% online inspection, etc., and achieve the effect of accurate defect position information
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[0086] A typical cold-formed blister pack 4 includes a tray 5 or lower layer, usually composed of a plastic layer 32 and aluminum foil 34 with a thickness of 10 μm-45 μm, and has vesicles for containing drugs such as oral tablets, medical devices such as needle holders, and other products that cannot be exposed to the ambient atmosphere during storage prior to use. The blister pack 4 also includes a cover foil 30 adhered to the surface of the tray 5 for sealing the tablets in the blister. The thickness of the cover foil 30 may be between 10 μm and 150 μm.
[0087] In order to improve the sealing of the cover foil 30 on the plastic layer 32, the blister pack 4 is usually passed through the nip of heated embossing rolls, or is pressed in a pair of embossing plates, on the tray 5 and attached to it. The cover foil 30 is embossed with cross pattern, cross pattern, concave or convex pattern. This results in a textured surface at least on the flat side of the finished blister pack...
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