Method of controlling the endfill of tobacco articles

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ABSTRACT:
A method of controlling the endfill of elongated tobacco articles, whereby at least one collimated beam of electromagnetic radiation is directed on to a series of photosensors aligned in a direction parallel to a longitudinal axis of an article, and is partially intercepted by one end of the article; the signal emitted by each photosensor struck by the nonintercepted portion of the beam is rejected by means of a threshold measurement; and the signal emitted by each photosensor struck by the portion of the beam intercepted by and penetrating the article is compared with a range of limit values characteristic of the endfill.

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WPAT Abstract of DE 3638519, May 19, 1988.

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