LST COLOR SORTER

Applications

Explore color sorting applications by material, target defect and product behavior.

APPLICATION HUB

Start with the material you process, then narrow the choice by defect type, product flow and throughput. This keeps buyers from comparing machines that solve different sorting problems.

Operator using the color sorter touchscreen control system
Control interface
Color sorter structure diagram showing feed, chutes, optical sensors, ejectors and outlets
Sorting structure
Close view of a color sorter touchscreen interface during setup
Touchscreen setup

Food products

Rice, grains, coffee, nuts and seeds each need a different feeding method and acceptance standard.

Visible defects

A useful recommendation names the defects to remove instead of leaning on a generic accuracy claim.

Platform decision

Chute and belt sorters solve different handling problems. The sample should guide the platform choice.

BEFORE QUOTING

How to use these application pages

Pick the closest material page, then compare the machine around the real sorting task rather than the broad product name.

  • Material conditionIs it free-flowing, fragile, sticky, mixed-size or difficult to spread evenly?
  • Defects to removeWhich visible defects matter commercially, and what should the accepted product look like?
  • Production targetWhat normal throughput should the line hold after cleaning, feeding and reject handling are considered?
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