Optische Sorteermachines

The Sentinel II optical sorter is designed for sorting many food applications and will typically be found in the tomato, peach and potato processing industry.

The TOMRA 5B sorting machine guarantees optimal sorting of your food products, from vegetables and potatoes to leafy products.
It helps you to meet the highest standards for both food safety and quality.

Boasting the highest capacity on the market, the TOMRA 3A is the most robust, reliable and cost-effective optical sorter available for growers.

The TOMRA 5A sorting machine brings more than 98% removal rate of foreign objects, quality inspection and peel quality control to the table.

The ADR X from Key Technology is an advanced automatic defect removal system specifically engineered for potato strip processing lines (such as for french fry production).

Key’s Automatic Defect Removal System (ADR) is a unique system that turns a defective potato strip into a good one by automatically identifying and removing flaw areas.

The Optical Sorter will sort the flow of potato products on the basis of visual deviations. Discoloration, pips, and unwanted components are 'shot' out of the production process with computer-controlled air valves.

The Blizzard free fall pulsed LED camera sorting machine is the most ideal and cost effective optical food sorting machine for the IQF (frozen) vegetable and fruit processing industry.

VERYX® transforms digital sorting with a modular platform of chute-fed and belt-fed sorters to meet your unique and specific needs.

The FPS, Field Potato sorter, is a sensor based food sorter for unwashed potatoes, removing soil clods, stones and foreign material. It is a high volume, high capacity, robust machine for growers and packers that is built to last.

The TOMRA 5C is a premium optical sorter for the nut and dried fruit industry.

With the potato sorter, we can sort peeled potatoes using their diameter.

The COMPASS® Belt-Fed Optical Sorter, by Key Technology of Duravant’s Food Sorting and Handling Group, inspects and sorts wet, sticky, and delicate foods like produce and snacks, removing contaminants and defects while preserving quality and yield.

The COMPASS® optical sorter, developed by Key Technology (a member of Duravant’s Food Sorting and Handling Group), is a belt-fed sorting system specifically designed for potato chips, tortilla chips, and other similar snack products. It combines advanced sorting technology with user-friendly operation to ensure food safety, product quality, and operational efficiency.

The Sortex E1C is an optical sorter for nuts and dried fruit featuring a small footprint and sorting throughputs of up to 6 tons per hour.

The pinnacle of optical sorting.

The sophisticated precision Chemical Imaging Technology (CIT®) of this sorter means the Sherlock AIR delivers high quality optical
sorting for all small food products.

Using Deep Neuronal Network technology in combination with the well proven Chemical Imaging Technology (CIT® Gen3), Sherlock Hypernova detects, processes and optimizes data from the sorting process with the highest reliability.