NONWOVEN INSPECTION

See formation, contamination and visible consistency across the web.

Spectify evaluates nonwoven surfaces continuously and maps visible deviations so high-speed production can be reviewed with consistent, position-aware evidence.

Formation visibilityContamination detectionFull-web mappingContinuous records
Live inspectionLINE 01 · 42.0 m/min
AI SURFACE INSPECTIONVisible anomaly → mapped
Quality stateA−
Inspected1,284 m
Events17

DIFFICULT SURFACES, CONSISTENT EVIDENCE

Nonwovens require inspection logic built around structure and end use.

Texture, basis appearance, fiber distribution and application-specific tolerances shape the imaging and defect taxonomy.

01

Formation anomalies

Evaluate visible density, distribution and recurring structural deviations.

02

Contamination

Detect optically distinct foreign material and surface contamination where feasible.

03

Edge and surface events

Map tears, holes, streaks and other visible web anomalies.

Materials & applications

Difficult continuous surfaces, inspected on their own terms.

AI-powered surface inspection is configured around material appearance, production conditions and the visible defects that carry real quality risk.

01

Filtration media

02

Hygiene materials

03

Medical nonwovens

04

Geotextiles

05

Spunbond

06

Meltblown

07

Needle-punched webs

08

Coated nonwovens

POSITION-AWARE QUALITY

A defect image is stronger when the roll position is known.

Spectify connects continuous inspection to heatmaps and roll records that quality teams can review after production.

01

Inspect

Capture the web continuously at target line speed.

02

Map

Store cross-web and machine-direction position.

03

Review

Validate severity and preserve a traceable quality record.

04

Improve

Use validated inspection history to strengthen the quality knowledge base.

Questions before deployment

Questions before deployment

Can Spectify inspect highly textured nonwovens?

Potential coverage depends on texture variability, illumination, required defect size and the distinction between normal formation and defect.

Can contamination be detected?

Yes when contamination creates a reliable optical difference from the approved material.

Can results be tied to the roll?

Yes. Position-aware inspection is central to heatmaps, review and roll-level reporting.

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Evaluate your material

Evaluate your nonwoven web under real conditions.

Send material samples, line width, speed and visible quality targets to begin optical and AI feasibility work.