Articles Tagged with ''metal detection''

The new interceptor metal detector from Fortress Technology, Canada, is designed to inspect conductive applications, including meat, poultry and seafood, cheese, desserts, ready meals and bakery items, among others, helping to eliminate false rejects.

The new X39 X-ray inspection system designed by Mettler-Toledo Safeline, Tampa, Fla., now enables manufacturers of frozen formed burger patties (beef, pork, chicken, fish and vegetarian) to detect and reject non-conforming products, including both those containing contaminants and those with other product irregularities or defects.

A new technology dramatically reduces product effect and minimizes false rejects, thus reducing the risk that clean product will be rejected and wasted, and preventing contaminated products from reaching the market.

Mettler-Toledo Product Inspection introduced the Profile Advantage metal detector, designed to remove all but product effect from the process.

Discover new innovations behind x-ray, metal detection and vision inspection systems.

SORTEX optical sorting technology, from Bühler Inc., Minneapolis, is helping berry supplier Blåtand AB drive efficiency in processing wild berries.

Bunting Magnetics Co., Newton, Kan., signed an agreement to acquire Master Magnets Ltd., a UK-based manufacturer of magnetic separation, recycling and metal detection equipment to several industries worldwide through a worldwide network of distributors.

METTLER TOLEDO Safeline, Tampa, Fla., introduced the R50G glass x-ray inspection system, which detects a wide range of dense contaminants within products packaged in glass containers.