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UK-based potato packers Cockerill have purchased four additional Key Technology Herbert OCULUS optical sorters for whole potatoes, which automate defect removal to improve production efficiencies while ensuring final product quality.
Key Technology has introduced the enhanced Herbert OCULUS optical sorter for whole potatoes. Ideal for fresh market potatoes or whole potatoes prior to processing, the enhanced system improves performance to better find and remove potatoes with defects.
Mariani, dried fruit industry leader, recently decided to employ a VERYX® optical sorter from Key Technology to find and remove foreign material and product defects to make grade while maximizing yield.
Key Technology has introduced its new #16 Air Cleaner system for food processing facilities, featuring a new fan, motor, screen, and chamber configuration.
Key Technology has announced its new, AI-driven Sort-to-Grade®
software for Key digital sorters, which recognizes and categorizes the surface defects and length of individual potato strips.
Key Technology recently introduced the new artificial intelligence (AI)-driven FM Alert software for its digital sorting systems, which captures and saves digital images of critical foreign material (FM) contaminants.