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.
TOMRA 3A Optical Sorter
CapacityUp to 100 tons per hour at up to 30% IDL
TOMRA's optical sorter for unwashed vegetables: up to 100 tons per hour at up to 30% Incoming Defect Load, in a sealed enclosure built for rain, wind, dust and heat.
Made by TOMRA · Supplied and installed by HJV Engineering
The TOMRA 3A removes foreign material and dirt from unwashed vegetables. Pulsed LED sensors, an AI-powered texture classifier and an intuitive operator interface find rocks, clods and debris in the product flow.
It's built for the biggest jobs in your facility: TOMRA rates it at up to 100 tons per hour at up to 30% Incoming Defect Load (IDL). A robust design and fully sealed enclosure handle rain, wind, dust and heat, so it can work at intake, not only indoors.
HJV Engineering builds the TOMRA 3A into the Split Grader and Cyber Sort. The sorter, compressor and automation panel move between the two chassis, so one 3A can clean potatoes into storage at harvest and out of storage for shipping. Fewer labour hours on picking, and the crop gets from field to storage faster.
CropsPotatoes
Why it works
Highlights
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Up to 100 tons per hour
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Up to 30% Incoming Defect Load
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Pulsed LED sensors
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AI-powered texture classifier
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Fully sealed enclosure
Rain, wind, dust and heat.
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Moves between Split Grader and Cyber Sort
Grading & optical sorting
Works alongside
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.
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.
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