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The rejection conveyor swings down to drop the defective product. It is ideal for products in thin bags.
Defective products are blown sideways off of the line by a powerful air blast. It is ideal for small, lightweight packaged products.
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The rejection conveyor consists of two sections, one swings up and the other swings down so that the defective product drops out of the line in two classifications. It is suitable for products in thin bags.
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Defective products are pushed aside by the rejector gates (flipper arms). It is ideal for products in boxes and thick bags.
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NG products are sorted horizontally without any shock due to rejection. Since the rejection process doesn't cause any damage, it is ideal for fragile products.
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The tall arm swings to push defective products off the line. It is ideal for tall products in a standing position.
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The belt on the rejector is expanded/contracted during the rejection to let the rejected products fall. It is ideal for unpackaged animal products and sticky bulk products.
