Metal detectors offer improved sensitivity

Feature more sophisticated signal processing

Aug 21, 2017

LOMA IQ4 Head

Suitable for tough-to-handle metallized film products, LOMA IQ4 metal detectors operate between 31 and 882 kHz, and are capable of automatically selecting the correct operating frequency. The horizontal search heads are IP69K rated, while the sealing helps the units stand up to harsh conditions, such as vibration, thermal fluctuations and high-pressure, high-temperature washdowns with corrosive chemical agents. Designed to meet IFS, BRC and other retailer codes of practice, the metal detectors have a 7-inch color touchscreen with an intuitive interface.

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