Process 05
Inspection tables for vegetables and potatoes
Even in highly automated lines, visual inspection remains the anchor of quality. We build the tables around your team’s working height, belt speed and lighting – not around a catalogue value.
Process 05
Inspection: our designs
Every design is engineered for your raw product, its degree of soiling and your target capacity.
Inspection table
Belt table with access from both sides, reject chutes and adjustable belt speed.
Roller inspection table
Rotating rollers turn the product so that the underside can be inspected as well.
Design
What matters when sizing the machine.
This is the information we need to recommend the right design and size for you.
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Workstations
How many people sort at the same time, and from one side or both?
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Belt speed
Slow enough for defects to be spotted. Fast enough for the capacity of the line.
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Rejects
Where do rejected pieces go: to waste, to rework or to the shredder?
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Light and working height
Both decide how attentively people can sort over a whole shift.
From our production
Images from plants in operation
And from our hall in Bad Zwischenahn.
Position in the chain
Adjacent process steps
What comes directly before and after.
Frequently asked questions
Inspection: frequently asked questions
The inspection table is a belt table with access from both sides, reject chutes and adjustable belt speed. On the roller inspection table, rotating rollers turn the product so that the underside can be checked as well.
If defects on the underside matter, that points to the rollers. We build both to the working height, belt speed and lighting of your team, not to a catalogue value.
The starting point is how many people sort at the same time, and whether from one side or both. Belt speed has to be slow enough for defects to be spotted and fast enough for the capacity of the line.
Light and working height count as well: they decide how attentively people can sort over a whole shift.
We settle that with you before the table is built. Rejected pieces can go to waste, to rework or to the shredder.
The inspection table has reject chutes for this.
Next step
Does this machine fit into your line?
Send us your product, capacity and the interfaces to your existing equipment. We will check the integration and tell you honestly if it does not fit.
