Both photoelectric counting machines and visual counting machines are devices used to quickly and accurately count granular products, widely used in industries such as pharmaceuticals, food, and chemicals.
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Photoelectric counting machine
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Visual counting machine |
Counting Principle
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Counting through photoelectric sensors |
Counting through camera imaging and computer image processing technology |
| Counting accuracy |
passlightElectric sensor technology, high precision |
High definition camera imaging technology, capable of identifying overlaps and fragments with high accuracy |
| compatibility |
Suitable for materials with relatively consistent particle size |
Can count some irregular shapes |
| price |
Lower than the visual counting machine |
Using high-speed industrial cameras and chips, etc., the price is relatively high |
| Counting range |
Smaller than a visual counting machine |
Suitable for products that require large quantities of counting and packaging in a single package |
| Difficulty of operation |
Easy to operate |
The operating threshold is slightly high, and it requires simple learning before getting started with the operation |
Material Type
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Less adaptable to different types than visual counting machines
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Can adapt to items of various colors and shapes, providing traceability and integrated management functions |
| Applicable scenarios |
Used for items with regular shapes and uniform sizes |
Suitable for items with complex shapes, diverse colors and shapes |