Supported Inspection Types The 2011 used KRONES Linatronic K735 inspector is equipped with a full range of inspection functions to ensure the quality and integrity of each bottle. -The system performs a bottom inspection to detect chips, cracks, or foreign bodies at the base. -Sidewall inspection uses a rotating mirror and cameras to identify defects such as scratches, cracks, or dirt across the entire side surface. -Neck and thread finish inspection ensures that bottle openings are free of damage or deformation that could compromise sealing or capping. -Scratch inspection checks for surface abrasions that indicate excessive wear. Additionally, the machine uses infrared (IR) and high frequency (HF) technology to detect residual liquid, ensuring bottles are dry and ready for filling. Additionally, the system is equipped with a foreign bottle detection system using contour analysis, which identifies bottles with shapes or profiles that do not conform to programmed standards. These features, taken together, allow the machine to comply with rigorous quality control protocols and minimize the risk of defective containers entering the filling line. The machine is equipped with a Siemens S7 PLC. Furthermore, the inspector has been used only for glass bottles. It can also be used for PET bottles, provided they are sufficiently stable and reusable. The machine performs inspections on empty glass bottles for quality control purposes, processing the following sizes: 20 cl (0.20 L) 27 cl (0.27 L) 35 cl (0.35 L) 47 cl (0.47 L) 50 cl (0.50 L) 77 cl (0.77 L) 97 cl (0.97 L) 100 cl (1.00 L)