Sesotec metal and contaminant separation

Monday, 11 April, 2016 | Supplied by: CBS Foodtech

Sesotec supplies detection and separation systems for all process stages, product types and conveying types, as well as for all the critical control points of the production process. The product range includes: magnetic systems, inductive metal detectors and separators and X-ray inspection systems.

Combining ease of operation with high reliability, the contaminant detectors and separators meet all the requirements concerning full traceability and complete documentation of all quality-relevant data.

Online: www.cbsfoodtech.com.au
Phone: 02 9979 6722
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