INSPECTRA’s trapdoor rejector performs the action of separating defective containers through a vertically moving roller bed conveyor. Defective containers fall into the trap, and are stored in a box, all within a compartment that can be locked to prevent manipulation.
This rejector incorporates filling sensors, to warn production personnel of the removal of the storage box when it is full.
The trap door rejection system is very effective in separating containers, and its response times are fast. It is, for example, one of the most widely used systems for sliced food products.
The trapdoor rejector is directly coupled with different INSPECTRA inspection equipment and can be integrated into any production line.
INSPECTRA’s blower rejector rejects defective packages by blowing them out with pneumatic nozzles. The defective packages fall into a compartment, and are stored in a box; this set can be locked to avoid manipulations.
This rejector incorporates filling sensors, to warn production personnel of the removal of the storage box when it is full.
In INSPECTRA we have different models of air blast nozzles to adapt as best as possible to your type of container. In order to achieve an efficient blowing, it is always necessary to make a previous study of the system according to the type of container, weight and operation conditions.
The blower rejector is directly coupled with different INSPECTRA inspection equipment, and can be integrated into any production line.
The INSPECTRA’s rejection blades system performs the separation action of defective packages by means of a pneumatic pusher paddle. The defective containers fall into a compartment, and are stored in a box; this assembly can be locked to prevent tampering and incorporates filling sensors.
This reject system can also be used to divert defective containers to another conveyor.
The push rejector is directly coupled with different INSPECTRA inspection equipment and can be integrated into any production line.