Mettler-Toledo Hi-Speed, Inc: USDA-accepted checkweigher

The new USDA-accepted Cornerstone® SA™ checkweigher from Mettler-Toledo Hi-Speed is designed for heavy-washdown applications, with the system’s hygienic design and full stainless-steel construction built to withstand the harsh environments associated with products such as cheese blocks, ice cream bars, milk, and raw and processed meat.

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Oct 10, 2010

The system is designed for COP or CIP for cleaning to a microbiological level. All nonproduct areas are designed to eliminate debris build-up and potential bacterial reservoirs; product contact areas are corrosion-resistant, nontoxic, and nonabsorbent. Fully customizable for easy integration into production lines, the checkweigher delivers accuracies for up to 13 lb for reduced product giveaway. The system can also be integrated with a Mettler-Toledo Safeline metal detector. A 15-in. color touchscreen controller makes product setup and changeover fast and simple, and the easy-clean snap-out conveyors and quick-disconnect servomotors ease belt changeovers, cleaning, and maintenance.

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