Seeds Optical Sorting Machine
Techik Seeds Optical Sorting Machines are capable of handling a wide variety of seeds, including but not limited to pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds, grains, pulses, oilseeds, nuts, and spices. These machines can effectively sort seeds based on different optical characteristics, such as color variations, shape irregularities, and presence of defects or foreign materials. The sorting process helps ensure consistent quality of the sorted seeds, remove inferior or contaminated seeds, and improve the overall purity and appearance of the final product. Take sunflower seeds as example. Sunflower seeds are commonly used in various food applications, such as snacks, baked goods, and bird feed, and sorting machines can help ensure the quality, purity, and safety of sunflower seeds.
The sorting performance of Techik Seeds Optical Sorting Machines:
Techik Seeds Optical Sorting Machines are commonly used in seed processing plants, grain processing facilities, and food production lines where large volumes of seeds need to be sorted quickly and accurately based on their optical properties. They help improve the efficiency, quality, and purity of seed processing operations, and contribute to the production of high-quality seeds for various food and agricultural applications.
Advanced optical sensors: Techik Seeds Optical Sorting Machines utilize advanced optical sensors, such as high-resolution cameras or NIR sensors, to capture images or data of the seeds for analysis and sorting.
Real-time decision making: The machine makes real-time decisions on whether to accept or reject each seed based on predefined sorting settings or parameters, allowing for efficient and accurate sorting.
Customization sorting settings: Users can often customize the sorting settings, such as acceptable color variations, shape, size, or texture characteristics of the seeds to be sorted, based on specific processing requirements.
Multiple sorting outlets: The machines typically have multiple outlets to divert accepted and rejected seeds into separate channels for further processing or disposal.
