Find Optical Sorting Equipments

Newtec's hyperspectral imaging camera (HSI) provides customers with more sorting capabilities and can be used in the packaging industry for material innovation and better quality control.

The high precision, advanced Chemical Imaging Technology (CIT® Gen3) is a real novelty in the optical sorting and monitoring of food. With the latest generation of hyperspectral cameras – developed specifically for Insort – full spectrum real-time analysis is even more precise.

Dewulf has introduced a brand new optical sorter, the MG 240. Thanks to its advanced sorting technology, the machine can separate suitable products from cracked or green potatoes or from clods and stones.

The Hex Spreader evenly spreads the product across the full width of the discharge while removing undersized product, debris, and excess water. Spreading into a single layer gives you the best presentation of the product for optical sorting and sizing.

The square size sorter is designed to determine the square size of a potato and sort out a particular size. The square measure is used to assess the size and shape of a potato.

Xcalibur does more than just sort. It classifies. On the basis of color, length, shape, and structure, the Xcalibur can scan and arrange objects and remove them using intelligent pneumatic ejection. And it does so more quickly, carefully, and safely than its competitors.

The SiccaDania refining sieve is developed for the separation of solids from process fluids. It is equipped with an effective and fully automatic drum cleaning system and is especially suitable for separating fibers from fluids.

The SiftAI® Multi-Lane Potato Sorting, Sizing, & Grading System by KPM Analytics is an advanced AI-powered solution designed to optimize potato processing. It automates the sorting, sizing, and grading of potatoes across multiple lanes, enhancing throughput and accuracy.

The SiftAI® Smart Table is an all-in-one inspection solution for potato processors to automatically sort, grade, size, and detect unwanted foreign materials with little to no human intervention.

AVR has integrated a digital size measurement system on the Puma 4.0 self-propelled potato harvester. This system utilizes cameras mounted on the bunker filling belt to determine potato size during harvest.