BOXES PACKAGINGS PAPER

Brand Owner Address Description
SNOB United Communication 74, rue du Chateau 92100 Boulogna-Billancourt France boxes and packagings of paper or cardboard; paper for writing or drawing or painting; document files; exercise books; diaries; calendars; appointment books; printed matter, namely, commercial leaflets, brochures and printed advertisements, the subject matter of which is fashion, cosmetics and toiletries, travel and travel accessories, food and beverages, art, arts and crafts, entertainment and/or classified directories; address books, baby books, children's books, cookbooks, copy books, data books, educational books, engagement books, guest books, memorandum books, notebooks, picture books, scrap books, phone number books, wedding books, sketch books, and novels; newspapers and magazines, namely fashion periodicals, booklets and catalogs; maps; invitation cards and visiting cards; post cards; photographs; paintings; pictures; tracing paper; patterns; envelopes; stickers; pens and pencils, artists' pencils, pencil cases, pencil sharpeners, erasers, inks and bottles of ink, chalk for drawing; ungraduated rulers; glue; staplers; letter openers; paper cutters; sealing stamps; blotting paper and blotting pads; printing blocks; printers' type; and playing cards;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. The present invention provides a device and a method for performing measurements on packagings, in particular packagings which are at least slightly worn on otherwise to a greater or lesser extent opaque to visible light, which are filled with a liquid product, wherein the packagings are irradiated with radiation in a wavelength range suitable for the packaging with product, and images of at least a part of the content of the packaging are recorded for a predetermined time by image recording means, wherein the obtained image information is analysed for information indicating the presence of undesired particles, and a part of the radiation has a frequency falling within the infrared range.