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Pulse3 Metal Detector Head

Metal detector head for packaged food inspection

The Pulse3 metal detector head is a tunnel-style system designed for the inspection of packaged food products and items conveyed on a belt. Thanks to M-Pulse3 digital technology, it delivers high sensitivity, reliable performance, and stable detection, even with products containing conductive components or high moisture levels. Its operating principle is based on a three-coil system, which enables the separation of metallic signals from product effect and vibration. This approach reduces false rejects and improves inspection accuracy. Manufactured in stainless steel with an epoxy resin inspection area, the Pulse3 head combines a hygienic design with a robust structure, making it ideal for food production environments. The electronics can be installed directly on the head or up to 3 meters away, providing greater integration flexibility on existing lines. In summary, the Pulse3 metal detector head is a high-performance and versatile solution for inspecting packaged products and items on conveyors. It combines precision, durability, and ease of use, minimizing false rejects and ensuring compliance with IFS, BRC, and HACCP standards.
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The Main Benefits

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The M-Pulse3 digital electronics ensure precise, adaptive detection, separating metallic signals from line noise. The touchscreen interface simplifies parameter setup and real-time monitoring.

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Stainless-steel structure with an epoxy resin inspection area, specifically designed for food production lines and washdown environments. Also available in the HPW version with IP69K protection.

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Available with openings from 50 to 500 mm in height and from 100 to 700 mm in width, in 50 mm increments. It can be integrated on conveyor belts, filling systems, or special applications, providing maximum adaptability.

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Technical Specifications
Type Pulse3 Metal Detector Head
Mechanical data
Sensor opening – height From 50 to 500 mm (50 mm steps), special sizes on request
Sensor opening – width From 100 to 700 mm (50 mm steps), special sizes on request
Material Stainless steel (internal area in epoxy resin)
Mounting 4 x M10 female threads / 10 mm depth
Metal-free zone for static components 1.0 × sensor height
Metal-free zone for moving components 1.5 × sensor height
Operating conditions
Storage temperature -10 – 50 °C
Operating temperature 0 – 50 °C
Protection rating IP65 (IP69K for HPW versions)
Electrical connection Powered via the control unit. The control unit can be mounted directly on the head or up to 3 m away.
Dimensions
Dimension A or B (smaller side) Dimension T Dimension Z
< 100 mm Available on request Available on request
101 – 175 mm 300 mm 100 mm
176 – 250 mm 350 mm 120 mm
251 – 300 mm 400 mm 140 mm
301 – 350 mm 450 mm 160 mm
351 – 400 mm 450 mm 180 mm
401 – 500 mm 500 mm 200 mm
501 – 600 mm 550 mm 220 mm
> 600 mm Available on request Available on request

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FAQ

Which products can be inspected with inspection systems?
Inspection systems can check packaged and bulk food, beverages, pharmaceutical products, cosmetics, and a wide range of industrial products.

Which contaminants can inspection systems detect?
They can detect metal contaminants, glass, stones, bones, dense plastics, and other foreign bodies.

What is the difference between metal detectors and X-ray systems?
Metal detectors identify metal contaminants, while X-ray systems also detect other foreign bodies and product defects.

Can inspection systems be integrated into existing lines?
Yes, they can be integrated into both new and already operating production lines.

Do inspection systems ensure regulatory compliance?
Yes, they help meet the quality and safety standards required by the industry.

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