Used Santor Sortownik for sale (3)

Year of construction: 2014, condition: good (used), machine/vehicle number: ONK25SR/4/1, Vegetable sorter / grader with sorting range from 1cm to 10cm and above Gujdpfxewzwi Se Ag Ssh

Condition: excellent (used), functionality: fully functional, Year of construction: 2009, Optical Sorter Multiselector Concept Engineers Manufacturer: Concept Engineers b.v. Model/Type: Multiselector 0SS12142030 Serial Number: 99228 Year of Manufacture: 2009 Power Supply: 400 V, 14 A, 3 phases, 50 Hz Air Requirement: 6 bar Gjdpfx Ajw Tdwlsg Seuh Water Requirement: 1-3 bar Dimensions: 4200 × 2100 × 2600 mm Belt Width: 1250 mm Weight: 2500 kg Construction: stainless steel The Multiselector by Concept Engineers is an industrial sorting machine designed for precise selection and quality control of food products. The unit utilises advanced separation technologies, allowing accurate rejection of elements that do not meet quality standards. Its wide conveyor belt (1250 mm) ensures high throughput, while the robust stainless steel construction guarantees durability, easy cleaning, and compliance with the stringent hygiene requirements of the food industry.

Year of construction: 2010, condition: excellent (used), functionality: fully functional, Michał Michalak – Vegetable Size Sorter Manufacturer: Production, Service and Trading Company Michał Michalak Gsdpfsz Nrzuox Ag Souh Model / Type: Vegetable Size Sorter Serial number: 021 Year of manufacture: 2010 Overall dimensions: 4100 x 2100 x 2100 mm This professional size sorter of Polish manufacture (Michał Michalak) is designed for the precise sorting of root vegetables (e.g., potatoes, onions, carrots, beets, or parsley) based on their diameter and size. The machine is widely used in agricultural farms, vegetable processing plants, collection points, and food packaging facilities. The device is equipped with an inclined conveyor belt with profiled lugs, which evenly feeds the raw material from the hopper and transports it directly to the sorting module. The vegetables then pass onto a system of rollers/sorting gaps, which separate the fractions onto individual receiving conveyor belts. Each discharge conveyor has an independent electric drive, ensuring smooth and reliable operation even under heavy load.