Metal Detector
Metal detectors are used to inspect metallic contaminants like ferrous and non-ferrous fragments in the product or packing materials and eliminate the product from the production line. These systems are widely used in food (bakery, seafood, dairy, chocolates, ready to eat, meat, snacks, beverage and pharmaceuticals industry. Different detector types are available for customers like conveyor , pipeline and gravity feed based on the product types like liquid, paste, raw and packaged goods. They help manufacturers comply with strict industry standards.
Conveyor (Packaged Products) Metal Detector
Leading Metal Detector supplier for food, pharmaceutical, chemicals and textile industry in India. High sensitivity detection of physical contamination. Conveyorized metal detection systems wiithin our range of rectangular tunnel in-line metal detectors are designed to fit your budget and performance needs.
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Metal Detector (Gravity Feed)
A gravity feed metal detector, also known as a drop through metal detector or a free fall metal detector, is designed to detect metal contamination in continuously flowing free-falling granules or powders, such as sugar or flour, plastic granules or gravel, tablets or capsules.
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Pipeline (Liquid) Metal Detector
Pipeline Metal Detector is used for detection and rejection of ferrous and non-ferrous metal contaminants in liquid, paste and slurry.Cassel′s IN LIQUID Metal Detector, designed for liquids and slurries, boasts a rugged stainless steel sensor and housing, and is appropriate for use in the food industry.
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Tablet (Pharmaceutical) Metal Detector
Detection head and signal processing specialized for the inspection of pharmaceutical products significantly reduce product effect, providing high sensitivity detection. For most tablets and capsules, no setting using sample products before the inspection is required.Our pharmaceutical metal detection systems provide a fully integrated "inspect and reject" solution for tablets, capsules, and powdered APIs in production.
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