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How to detect black plastics with the Specim FX50
Did you know black plastics, widely used in automotive, electronics, and packaging industries, are among the most complex materials to recycle? Traditional sorting technologies, such as NIR systems, struggle to identify these plastics due to their carbon black pigmentation.
The Specim FX50, powered by MWIR hyperspectral imaging, delivers a breakthrough solution for identifying black plastics, overcoming the limitations of traditional methods. Join us for this free webinar to see the technology in action!
Why Attend?
- See Specim FX50 in action detecting different black plastics.
What You’ll Learn:
- Introduction to the Setup: An overview of the Specim FX50 hyperspectral camera and the 100×50 LabScanner
- Optimised Scanning Techniques: How to use Lumo Scanner software to control binning, integration time, and scanner movement precisely.
- Streamlined Workflow: A step-by-step walkthrough of capturing and processing hyperspectral data efficiently.
- Data Analysis with SpecimINSIGHT: How to confirm your data quality and use the spectral data to build models.
Mathieu Marmion Ph.D., Lead Application Specialist
Mathieu is the Lead Application Specialist at Specim. He holds a double MSc in electrical engineering (from INP in Grenoble, France, and NTNU in Trondheim, Norway) and a Ph.D. in physical geography (from the University of Oulu, Finland). Mathieu has worked at Specim for over ten years.
About Specim
Founded in 1995, Specim is the pioneer and leading global supplier of hyperspectral imaging solutions.
We offer the broadest range of hyperspectral cameras, imaging spectrographs, software systems, and accessories to serve machine builders, integrators, researchers, and government organisations worldwide.
Specim has been part of the Konica Minolta Group since 2020. We operate worldwide with headquarters in Oulu, Finland, sales offices in the US, China, Germany, and Spain, and an extensive distributor network.