RAPID 6000 Metal Detector

Metal detectors / separators help ensure food safety by first detecting and then rejecting the offending metal contamination from the material being scanned.  Commonly these are found at the end of the process lines and offer final inspection of the finished product. They can also be installed earlier in the process, removing contaminants at the earliest stage means that they can reject before further value is added to the product, this helps to keep the overall reject / waste costs to a minimum.  Metal detectors / separators protect your brand reputation, reduce the risk of costly recall, and ensures compliance with HACCP and retailer audit standards. Additionally, they safeguard processing equipment from damage and support traceability through inspection records.

Magnetic separators and metal detectors are critical for meeting HACCP requirements and passing supplier audits. They provide documented control points for physical contamination risks, demonstrate adherence to food safety regulations, and help maintain certification. By removing metal contaminants and recording inspection data, these systems support traceability and due diligence, giving auditors and customers confidence in your process and quality assurance programme.

Magnets and metal detectors are used in food processing to remove metal contaminants, in pharmaceuticals to ensure product purity, in plastics and packaging to check raw materials for metal fragments and inclusions in plastic pellet, and in recycling and waste management to identify unwanted metals for sorting.

Metal detectors and separators use phase angle technology to detect and reject contaminants of all metal groups (ferrous, non-ferrous and stainless steels). These can be utilised in gravity pipes, pneumatic conveying lines, pumped liquid lines and product conveyors. As well as being utilised in food processing facilities, these metal detectors and separators are found in pharmaceutical plants, plastics and recycling industries, chemical plants and other process industries.