The gripper removes the flatfish from the belt and places the fish in the appropriate sorting bin.
It is designed for humid environments, such as aboard a fishing vessel.
The fish are detected on the grader belt by advanced Vision software and then analyzed.
This information is used to guide the fish to the correct sorting bin. The Grader’s precision and speed allow large quantities of fish to be sorted automatically and efficiently.
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Automated packaging line for salmon fillets: two Delta robots, vision tracking, and a capacity of up to fifty picks per minute. This makes the packaging process faster, more consistent, and more hygienic.
Developing an automation concept for Vishandel Klooster for the filleting and packaging of mackerel, trout, and eel.
Developing an automation concept for Gabriel to package sliced fish fillets
A dual depalletizer is being developed for two production lines.
A complete sorting system and a depalletizer automate the sorting and stacking of Styrofoam boxes.
Flexible fish-filleting table supports the filleting, processing, and packaging of fish.
A buffer Tank ensures a constant flow of product between the depalletizer and the head machine.
The new depalletizer ensures a steady supply of product boxes to the production line.