Ceia Standard Metal Detector
- Ultra High sensitivity to all magnetic and non-magnetic metals, including stainless steels
- Certified automatic control of the system’s sensitivity
- Constant monitoring of the detection characteristics
- High immunity to environmental interference. Digital analysis of the signal allows user to achieve extremely high sensitivity, immunity to interference, and operational stability.
- Automatically learns optimum sensitivity for each product during set-up, and then tracks and reacts to product effect variations during production
- Structure and components in AISI 316L stainless steel with IP66 and IP69K degrees of protection
- Control Power Box available, conforming to Standards UL 508A and CSA-C22.2 No. 14-05
- Auto-acquisition and tracking of the product effect
- Up to 500 products storable in memory, selectable in local programming or network software
- Up to 5000 events storable in memory
- High-definition graphic display
- Local programming: 16 keys, of which 3 have double functions
- “Quick Access” function for the most frequently used commands
Options & Accesories
Reading the Bar-Code printed on the package, the metal detector select on-the-fly the appropriate detection parameters and the ejection timing, allowing multiple products lines to be inspected without manual change of the parameters.
* Bar-Code Reader is not available in pharmaceutical systems.
Ethernet module required for the network connection of several metal detectors or for the connection of one or more metal detectors over long distances.
Wi-Fi module required for the network connection of several metal detectors or for the connection of one or more metal detectors over long distances.
The power-supply and control unit is housed in a watertight box in stainless steel which is designed to be attached by means of four screws and through which pass the connecting cables. The module contains the electronics needed for supplying power to the probe and the connection terminals for external sensors and slave devices. The card inside (card ALM), allows connections to be made to the following: metal detector probe, mains power supply, product transit photocell, external activators and sensors, personal computer. In addition to the functions provided by the Control Power Box, it includes a module to drive the conveyor belt motor, Card MDL, for variable-speed applications. The unit also incorporates the main switch, the controls for activating the belt and the LED indicators needed for operation (STC card).
Metal Detector Power Supply Unit, I/O Interface and Metal Detector Remote Control Unit (Belt Motor Control not installable).
MDSCOPE is a software package specifically developed by CEIA in order to allow easy and complete testing of the functioning of a Metal Detector – without the use of special instrumentation – both during the setting up phase and on the occasion of periodic tests. Using a personal computer, MDSCOPE allows adjustment and monitoring of the Metal Detector, as well as the storage and printing of the data gathered.
THS Production plus software for statistical and operational management of networked THS systems.CEIA THS/21 Standard metal detectors detect metal contaminants accidentally present in food products, with levels of sensitivity, immunity to interference, and response speeds designed to satisfy the strictest quality control requirements. THS/21 metal detectors allow interception of all magnetic and non-magnetic metals, including high-resistivity stainless steel.
The automatic tracking function eliminates any further variations due to the product effect. The wide pass band of the THS/21 detector allows operation at maximum sensitivity at both slow and fast speeds.
The THS/21 metal detector electronics unit can either be programmed locally, via a keypad and display of 80 alphanumeric characters, or be controlled from a remote computer via a standard RS-232 serial interface, or be linked into a local computer network through an Ethernet interface.
Search, download and print certificates of compliance from the lot number engraved or printed on your test sample.
