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The FoodeQ Eqlipse is designed to turn bulk into batches with a high accuracy. The Eqlipse features a dosing vibratory conveyor in combination with a single head weigher.

Complete system to automatically weigh, fill and stack octabins (boxes of 200 kg). Capacity of 30 pallets per hour, 2 minutes per pallet.

Vibratory conveyor to divide product flow in 2 or 3 flows.

FoodeQ has experience in grading/sorting a wide range of products, including french fries.

FoodeQ introduces CentreQ®, a pioneering monitoring system for vibrators driven by unbalance motors. CentreQ® is a software tool that measures and adjusts the behavior of the vibrator.

FoodeQ designs and builds professional shakers exactly according to our customers’ requirements and wishes for a wide range of products and purposes.

Fuji Robotics is the World's Leading Robotics Palletizer. The first palletizing robot (1982), Fuji has been the pioneer ever since. With 16,000 installations worldwide Fuji offers the highest palletizing rates and lowest TCO.

TwenteFlex™ is an innovative designed spiral belt with no welded joints. The links of the TwenteFlex™ are mechanically locked, accomplished by bending the cross rod and its lock into the connection link through 180 degrees.

Woven belts, also referred to as balanced weave belts, can be used for a virtually infinite number of applications.

FoodeQ designs and builds W-Flow Pump Systems, according to our customers specifications and customised for the type of goods that must be transported.

Most vibratory conveyors are indirectly driven by two out of balance motors based on natural frequency. These shakers shake far more intensely than directly driven shakers, furthermore they use less energy and give less unwanted vibrations that hinder the surroundings.

FoodeQ builds every weigh belt exactly to their customer’s wishes and requirements. This ruggedized and maintenance-friendly conveyor system can not only move food products between processes on the production line over the required distance and – depending on the design – span height differences.