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Free flowing and loose food inspection, the X5 Bulkflow – X-ray System

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Automation X-Ray Loma Systems X5 Bulkflow

The X5 Bulkflow includes all of the standard features from the X5 range but has its own upgrades

The X5 Bulkflow is perfect for the inspection of a wide range of free flowing and loose products including cereals, grains and most other loose products. The system, which is available with multiple reject options including carriage retract and multiflap, is capable of offering excellent detection of a wide range of contaminants including all metals, bone, glass, stone and dense plastics.

New from Loma Systems, the X5 Bulkflow includes all of the standard features from the X5 range but has its own upgrades from the previous-generation model including; a quick release belt for easy cleaning, removable reject station, and a 15” touchscreen; all in a small compact footprint designed to maximize the space within the production environment.

The free flowing food X-ray inspection system is designed with the operational environment and hygiene in mind, including an IP66 ingress rating.

Loose X-ray Food Inspection: Improved Safety and Quality
The X5 Bulkflow is the next generation in loose and free flowing food contaminant detection and can be used for a variety of applications. This includes searching for golf balls in potato products and stones in grains and cereals.

Excellent Detection of Bone, Metals, Glass and Stone
The X5 Bulkflow provides capability to inspect for bone, ceramic, glass and dense plastics. In addition it improves the detection levels of all metals in comparison to a pipe-line based metal detector. The 0.4mm detector array mixed with LOMA’s AAT technology provide an unrivaled detection performance in loose flowing product.

Reject options designed to minimize product wastage on rejection
The reject station can be specified as a single-flap, dual-flap, multi-flap or as a carriage retracting band, depending on the production application.

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