Description:

Siegwald Select Plus  sorting machine for cherries with round receding strings

"The SELECTplus version of the cherry sorting machine for higher sorting capacities when sizing cherries and soft fruit"

The machine is equipped with the following options/features:

With built-on pre-sorting belt for manual sorting out of faulty fruit:
The fruit is transported on white belts and can be rotated and thus checked from several sides. This enables you to achieve a high quality standard for your fruit.

Automatic size sorting is then carried out by the guide carriers, which increase in distance in the direction of travel of the fruit.

Pre-sorting belt approx. 2 m long and 80 cm wide

•  11 parallel sorting channels (sorting capacity up to 600 kg/hour)
• Infinitely variable size adjustment
• Horizontal conveyor belt under the sorting area for transporting the sorted cherries to the sorting compartments
• Adjustable, variable sorting compartments improve the result and facilitate adjustment
• Optimum overview of the exposed sorting compartments
• Pre-sorting area and filling station fully illuminated
• Construction made entirely of V2A stainless steel
•  Frequency-controlled electric drive with infinitely variable speed control
• Pre-sorting belt with separate drive for individual speed control
• Water nozzle for moistening the belts
•  Device completely rollable

Belt below the size sorting: At right angles to the sorting direction Separate electric drive for transporting the cherries into the sorting compartments

Variable sorting compartments: Width and therefore sorting size can be individually and infinitely adjusted, six compartments in total

For sorting cherries and soft fruit. The fruit is transported on individual round strings. Also suitable for gooseberries, mirabelles, small plums, etc. With built-in pre-sorting belt for manually sorting out defective fruit. The fruits are transported on strings and can be turned and inspected from different sides. This way, you achieve a high quality standard of your fruit. Automatic sorting by size is then performed by the diverging strings, the distance of which increases.