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Mettler Toledo Metal Detectors Ideal for Powders, Grains, Granules

Mettler Toledo metal detector

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May 23, 2023

Mettler Toledo has introduced metal detectors for hazardous locations (HazLoc), ideal for dusty manufacturing environments such as for free-falling powders, grains, and granules.

Mettler Toledo’s cETLus-certified systems adhere to stringent construction standards, fulfilling the requirements for Class II, Division 2 HazLoc. By minimizing the risk of explosions in such environments, HazLoc-compliant metal detectors help processors and packers improve worker safety, safeguard their facilities, and protect their brand’s reputation while meeting regional compliance requirements.

HazLoc construction is available for Mettler Toledo’s gravity-fed metal detectors including the Profile Gravity Flow (GF) series, Profile Throat (T) series and Profile Super Throat (ST) series, which are suitable for free-falling powders, grains, and granules including flour, sugar, coffee grains, and other foods.

HazLoc-compliant metal detectors feature dust-tight enclosures, intrinsically safe components, and qualified accessories. Dust-proof electrical wiring and sealing meets NEC standards, red color-coded gaskets provide easy identification of HazLoc-compliant components, and construction materials dissipate static electricity to specified grounding locations to ensure static charges are safely removed from the system.

All Mettler Toledo metal detectors, including HazLoc-compliant systems, detect and reject metal contamination on production and packaging lines to help processors and packers improve product quality and increase production efficiencies. Featuring multiple ultra-high frequencies with enhanced noise and vibration immunity, the Profile GF, T, and ST series deliver exceptional inspection sensitivity to consistently find smaller and more-difficult-to-detect metal with virtually no false rejects. Each metal detector’s reject device is custom selected for the specific application. An intuitive touchscreen control panel eases use and facilitates the collection of detailed records and documentation.


Mettler Toledo: www.mt.com

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