Detective device automatic Air jet blast rejector metal detector frozen food processing industry
The conveyorized VCF Metal Detector system can be configured to suit factory and product requirements. It includes different reject options including as a Stop on Detect (band stop), air blast, pusher, carriage retract band, diverters or powered decliners. This system is ideally suited for packaged product from both the food and pharmaceutical industries.
It can detect all metal contaminants in packaged and non-packaged food, including ferrous metal (Fe), non-ferrous metal (Copper, Aluminum etc.) and Stainless Steel.
Introduction:
Professional metal detection , special design for production line, high sensitivity and stability detection of Ferrious metal(Fe), Non-Ferrous(Copper, Aluminum) and stainless steel.Designed for food industrial ,garments industrial and pharmaceutical industrial use.Also can fit for detecting the chemical products, rubber products.
Specification
| Model | MDC-Symmetric D | Rejection System | Air blast, swing arm, arm pusher (Option) |
| Detection Theory | Balanced Coil | Operation Way | Touch Screen |
| Detection Adjustment | Auto and Manual | Alarm | Buzzer |
| Conveyor Speed | 25m/min, adjustable optional | Power | AC110V/220V 50-60HZ |
| Sensitivity Adjustment | Manual | Packing Size | 1000*900*1400mm |
| Deliver time | 15-20 workdays | ||
| Package | Plywooden case for package suitable for export shipment | ||
| Payment term | 50%T/T deposit,50% before shipping | ||
Applied industries:
Bakery, biscuits, coffee, nuts, flours, vegetables, fruits, poultry, meat, salty food, snack food, grains, pharmacy ,cosmetics, industrial materials, toys,etc.
Product function:
Detecting all kinds of metal contaminants include Ferrous, Aluminum,Copper, Stainless steel 304,316,etc.
Features:
1. High modularized and integrated design
2. Advanced intelligent digital technology
3. Easy operation and calibration
4. Compact frame and endurable working
Our products are sold all over the world, you can rest assured.
