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Fabric Inspection Machines
AI Fabric Inspection Machine | EagleAi / EagleAi Plus
- Features
- AI fabric inspection for knit and woven materials
- Detects multiple fabric defect types before cutting
- Roll-to-roll, flat-to-flat, roll-to-flat and flat-to-roll inspection
- Defect map and detailed inspection report
- Working width up to 1900 mm
- Inspection speed from 10–40 m/min, depending on fabric type
- Zero-tension control with 3-level speed ratio adjustment
- Exit edge alignment
- Optional labeling, weighing, edge correction and cutting devices
- Developed and manufactured in Taiwan
Description
EagleAi / EagleAi Plus is an AI fabric inspection machine designed for textile and garment quality control before cutting and downstream processing. The system uses AI-assisted defect detection to inspect knit and woven fabrics, helping reduce variation between operators and lower the risk of missed fabric defects during manual inspection.
The machine supports roll-to-roll, flat-to-flat, roll-to-flat and flat-to-roll inspection, with working speeds from 10 to 40 m/min depending on fabric type. Zero-tension control with three-level speed ratio adjustment helps manage fabric feeding, including elastic and knitted materials.
Inspection results are presented through a visual defect map and detailed inspection report, allowing production teams to review defect distribution and fabric conditions before spreading, marker planning and cutting. More consistent inspection records also support quality management and production decisions across different fabric lots.
EagleAi is available with optional labeling, weighing, edge correction and cutting devices according to the selected inspection configuration. EagleAi Plus adds a second inspection station for additional defect-detection requirements. The system is developed and manufactured in Taiwan.
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Specifications
| Model | EagleAi | EagleAi Plus |
|---|---|---|
| Inspection mode | Flat to flat Roll to roll Roll to flat Flat to roll |
Flat to flat Roll to roll Roll to flat Flat to roll |
| Working width (mm) | < 1900 | < 1900 |
| Working speed (m/min) | 10–40 Depends on fabric type |
10–40 Depends on fabric type |
| Fabric threading | Semi-auto | Semi-auto |
| Edge alignment | Exit edge alignment | Exit edge alignment |
| Tension control | Zero tension + 3-level speed ratio | Zero tension + 3-level speed ratio |
| Inspected area deformity ratio | Elastic / knit fabric ≤ 5% | Elastic / knit fabric ≤ 5% |
| AI defect detection library | 1st Station: Yarn knot, coarse yarn, foreign fiber, warp anomaly, weft anomaly, broken yarn, stop mark, horizontal line, snarling yarn, hole, press mark, dye streak, residual chemical, color spot, stain, adhesive stain, oil stain, tension unevenness, scratch |
1st Station: Yarn knot, coarse yarn, foreign fiber, warp anomaly, weft anomaly, broken yarn, stop mark, horizontal line, snarling yarn, hole, press mark, dye streak, residual chemical, color spot, stain, adhesive stain, oil stain, tension unevenness, scratch 2nd Station: Broken weft, broken warp, hole, piece joining, tension unevenness, thick and thin places |
| N.W (kg) | 1st Station: 1135 Flat to flat 1st Station: 1145 Roll to roll |
2nd Station: 1165 Flat to flat 2nd Station: 1175 Roll to roll |
