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HJV Engineering

Onion Line

Complete onion lines built from HJV handling, cleaning and grading equipment, with partner machines for optical sorting, weighing, carton feeding, bag placing and palletizing.

HJV Engineering onion line layout

HJV Engineering builds complete onion lines, not only potato lines. They use the same equipment you'll find across this site, laid out for how onions need to be handled.

Partner equipment covers the end of the line: optical quality sorting, precision weighing, carton feeding, bag placing and automated palletizing. We integrate it into the layout and the controls so the line runs as one system.

Whether you need a simple cleaning line or a fully automated packing line, we model it in 3D first so you can walk through it before anything is built.

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Why it works

Highlights

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    Built from proven HJV equipment

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    Hexagonal screens for onions

    On the grader module.

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    Optical quality sorting

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    Precision weighing, carton feeding and bag placing

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    Automated palletizing

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    Modelled in 3D before build

Grading & optical sorting

HJV Engineering Split Grader

Split Grader

Up to 160 tons per hour

A mobile pre-storage cleaner that takes rocks, clods, golf balls and debris out before potatoes go into storage, at up to 160 tons per hour with a TOMRA 3A optical sorter.

HJV Engineering Cyber Sort

Cyber Sort

Up to 100 tons per hour

Cleans unwashed potatoes coming out of storage by sending the whole flow through a TOMRA 3A optical sorter, at up to 100 tons per hour.

HJV Engineering roller inspection table with blue rollers

Roller Inspection Table

Blue-background inspection tables with LED lighting and E-stops, in widths from 450 to 1500 mm, for the manual final check.

Planning a line? Talk to the HJV Engineering team.

Tell us what you run, how much of it, and where it goes next. We'll lay out the line with you.