Mettler-Toledo Safeline Announces The PowerPhasePLUS RB Metal Detector For Inspection Of Bulk Products
<%=company1%>Mettler-Toledo Safeline, the worldwide leader in metal detection and x-ray inspection equipment, announced the PowerPhasePLUS RB, which provides unparalleled levels of sensitivity on bulk products including bags, sacks, cartons, and loose bulk products.
The use of high frequency detection coil technology and advanced head geometry combined with new enhanced filtering techniques deliver unparalleled on-line sensitivity in a wide range of applications. The PowerPhasePLUS RB detects all metal types, including the normally difficult to detect non-magnetic stainless steels and non-spherical contaminants such as wire and swarf.
Exceptional levels of sensitivity performance and stability make the PowerPhasePLUS RB one of the most advanced in-line metal detectors available. The intuitive PowerPhase operator interface provides rapid, easy set up routines and adjustment for maximized manufacturing uptime ensuring high productivity.
When the PowerPhasePLUS RB is combined with material handling systems or conveyors, product inspection can be fully automated so that resources can be allocated elsewhere, maximizing your profits. Custom designs can be configured to exact plant conditions and requirements allowing easy integration into all process lines.
Whether the environment is dry wipe-clean or harsh, heavy wash-down, a choice of sealing standards and finishes are available from IP65 painted finishes to IP66+ stainless steel construction.
Built-in performance validation software indicates when scheduled testing is due and assists QA staff by guiding them through step by step test routines making it easy to adhere to regulatory requirements. The systems can be provided with an integral Ethernet adapter enabling connection to all external data collection devices and factory management systems keeping outlay costs low.
The PowerPhasePLUS RB metal detector will be showcased in Mettler-Toledo Safeline's booth #S-713 at Pack Expo in Chicago November 9-13.
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