Key Technology's potato processing equipment includes optical inspection systems, laser sorters, sizing, grading, and packaging conveyors, and revolutionary Automatic Defect Removal (ADR®) systems.
Key's extensive line of technology helps operations worldwide meet quality, safety, and capacity demands every day.
Other brand names of Key Technology are Optyx, ISO-FLO and Impulse.
The company has facilities in the United States (Walla Walla, Washington), Europe, China, Australia and Mexico.
Key Technology merged with Visys early 2013.
Key Technology became a Duravant company in 2018.
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August 12, 2020
Key Technology announces multimillion dollar purchase by Bem Brasil for their new 30 t/h frozen french fries production line
Key Technology announces they are contributing six VERYX® digital sorters, an ADR EXOS® automatic defect removal system, three Sliver Sizer Removers and 57 Iso-Flo® vibratory conveyors to Bem Brasil new processing line designed to produce 30 metric tons of frozen french fries per hour.
August 06, 2020
Key Technology shares Maintenance Tips for Vibratory Conveyors
Regular inspection of sorters and shakers ensures efficient operation and prevents unscheduled downtime. To help prepare you, Key Technology just shared information on their comprehensive equipment audits and spotlighting the unsung heroes of your plant – shakers!
March 13, 2020
Key Technology Appoints Jesus Acevedo as Area Sales Manager for the Pacific Northwest United States
Key Technology has appointed Jesus Acevedo as Area Sales Manager for the Pacific Northwest United States.
March 03, 2020
Key Technology Promotes Jasper Schoemaker to Sales Manager for EMEIA
Key Technology, a member of the Duravant family of operating companies, announces the promotion of Jasper Schoemaker to Sales Manager for the EMEIA Region (Europe, the Middle East, India and Africa).
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does optical sorting technology redefine quality control in potato processing?
Optical sorting systems like Optyx use high-resolution cameras, lasers and AI-based algorithms to detect defects that are invisible to the human eye. This shifts quality control from manual inspection to data-driven precision, reducing human error while improving consistency, throughput and food safety compliance.
Why is being part of Duravant significant for Key Technology?
Duravant provides a broader industrial ecosystem, enabling Key Technology to integrate its solutions into end-to-end food processing lines. This enhances scalability, access to global markets and cross-industry innovation, positioning Key as part of a holistic automation solution provider rather than a standalone equipment manufacturer.
What role does automation play in reducing post-harvest losses globally?
Automation reduces losses by identifying and removing defects early, preventing contamination and optimizing sorting efficiency. In crops like potatoes, this can significantly reduce waste during grading and processing, contributing to food security and sustainability.
What are the implications of global manufacturing facilities on service and support?
With facilities in the U.S., Europe, China, Australia and Mexico, Key Technology ensures localized support, faster maintenance and reduced downtime. This global presence also allows customization based on regional processing requirements.
How does Key Technology contribute to food safety standards compliance?
Their systems detect contaminants, foreign materials and defects with high precision, helping processors meet stringent global standards like HACCP and export quality norms. This is critical for maintaining consumer trust and regulatory compliance.
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