Checkweigher systems are used in various manufacturing, and packaging industries to ensure the accuracy of product weights. They play a crucial role in maintaining product quality, preventing underweight or overweight products from reaching consumers, and ensuring compliance with regulations and industry standards.
We are partnered with Fortress Technology, A leading global inspection equipment manufacturer. Simple Operation, Outstanding Reliability and Exceptional Performance are the core of every system.
The Raptor is a highly accurate, fully integrated checkweighing system designed explicitly for high-care food production environments.
Ensures each product meets the required weight standards.
Detects and removes non-conforming packs to maintain compliance.
Designed, engineered, and constructed to the highest care and food-grade standards.
Efficiently processes packaged products up to 8 kg.
The Raptor BBK is a highly accurate, fully integrated caseweighing system specifically designed to suit any large bag or case application
Seamlessly fits into your production line for efficient case weighing.
Built to the highest hygiene and care standards for safe food and industrial use.
Automatically removes non-conforming packs to maintain quality control.
Designed for precision, ensuring each large bag or case meets weight requirements.
The Raptor is a highly accurate, fully integrated checkweighing and metal detection combination system designed explicitly for high-care food production environments.
Ensures precise weight verification and detects metal contaminants.
Can be deployed at any stage to inspect every product reliably.
Works with Stealth or Interceptor metal detectors for enhanced protection.
Engineered specifically for stringent food safety environments.
Combines checkweighing and metal detection for comprehensive quality control.
Integrates multiple end-of-line inspections in a single, space-saving system.
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