SJ4060 Vision Doming for Mixed-Layout Stickers

This example shows the SJ4060 camera identifying a learned feature and correcting the dispensing position before the saved path runs. It demonstrates an alignment workflow, not a universal speed advantage or a need for CCD on every irregular shape.

The production layout included mixed sticker positions where one fixed coordinate pattern could create off-center dispensing. The decision trigger was placement variation, not simply product shape or order value.

• SJ4060 vision-guided motion platform with camera and dispensing nozzle.
• A learned visual feature is used to locate the product before path execution.
• Recognition, nozzle alignment and resin delivery are checked as separate parts of the setup.

• The camera can recognize visible sample features under the demonstrated lighting and contrast.
• The system can correct the path position before dispensing.
• Mixed placement can be processed without manually entering one fixed coordinate for every visible product.

• Recognition performance depends on contrast, reflection, lighting, height and the selected template.
• The footage does not guarantee recognition of transparent, highly reflective or poorly printed products.
• Cycle time, yield, resin result and acceptance limits must be confirmed with the customer’s real sheet.

Use an SJ4060 recognition test when product or print-position variation creates measurable alignment rejects beyond practical fixture control. Holes or cutouts alone do not require CCD. For stable regular sheets with repeatable positioning and manageable path setup, DJ771 is usually the simpler first choice; compare SJ4060 when frequent irregular-design changes make setup more demanding.

• SJ4060 Template and Sticker Programming
• SJ4060 Camera and Nozzle Alignment
• CCD Vision Camera Doming Machine