What it does
The A100 samples the headspace vapor above the residual liquid in each returned bottle and runs it through several analysis modules in parallel, alongside an IR Vision optical channel for foam, bubbles and visible defects. Multiple modules can be required to agree before a bottle is declared a true reject — the mechanism that keeps the false-reject rate low.
What each module catches
- Hydrocarbons / SOx
- Hydrocarbons — gasoline, diesel
- Ammoniacal / NOx
- Ammoniacal compounds, nitrogen pesticides
- Aromatics / SAM
- Aromatics — benzene, paint solvent
- Low-volatility / PEx
- Perfumed, low-volatility contaminants
Options
- Autocal Automatic calibration for stable detection across shifts.
- 20 L Configuration for 5-gallon / large-format containers.
In the line
At the first detection zone the A100 is paired with a cap & foam sensor and an upright QLS rejector. It removes the most aggressive contaminants — strong hydrocarbon vapors, detergents, NOx, SOx and PEx. Whatever slips past is caught by the ENOS Mass Spec at the second barrier.
