Arad Sorting provides color sorting machines for various grains and oilseeds, including rice, barley, wheat, corn, sesame, basil seeds, flax seeds, black seed, and more. The company’s sorting machines for seeds and grains are equipped with Toshiba’s Japanese CCD cameras, Matrix’s Italian ejectors, a control board with FPGA from the American brand Altera, and microchips from the Korean brand Samsung.
The sorting machines are available in different capacities, ranging from 1 to 12 channels. The capacity of each channel depends on the type of product and ranges from 200 to 1200 kg per hour for material discharge. These machines have a high accuracy of 99.99% and are equipped with stainless steel hoppers and vibrating feeders, along with anodized aluminum trays.
In Arad sorting machines, the product can be separated based on color into different categories. Additionally, the machine features a user-friendly program interface in both Persian and English. The machine’s program allows for defining a size mode, where sorting is performed based on the product’s image area on the discharge screen. This mode can be used to separate broken products, such as broken rice grains (half grains). The machine also includes a mode for identifying the roundness of the product, which distinguishes between round or cylindrical shapes. The size and roundness modes can help separate foreign items with similar colors, such as separating wooden stems of a similar color from spikenard or black seed.
