Advanced Automatic Apple Soring Line Machine

The apple grading line can accurately grade apples according to standards such as size and weight, thereby increasing the added value and market recognition of the products.

Apple Grading Line Working Principle:

The core function of an apple sorting machine is to grade apples by size. Typically, grading lines utilize advanced rollers or drums for automated grading. For example, size grading utilizes rollers with gradually varying spacing during transport, allowing apples to fall to the appropriate exits according to their size as they roll, thus achieving automatic sorting. Electronic apple grading lines, on the other hand, use high-speed weighing devices combined with a computer control system to sort apples of varying weights into corresponding grading channels. The entire process is continuous, rapid, and precise, significantly improving production efficiency.

Features of Apple Sorting Machine:

• High degree of automation: Apple grading lines are typically equipped with a plc control system, offering simple and intuitive operation, enabling fully automatic operation and reducing manual intervention.
• Precise grading: Grading errors are controlled to within ±0.1, ensuring accurate apple grading.
• High processing capacity: The grading line’s production capacity can be customized to meet customer needs, making it suitable for both small orchards and large fruit and vegetable processing operations.
• Rational structure and easy cleaning: The sorting machine is constructed of corrosion-resistant stainless steel, making it easy to clean and maintain daily, and meeting food processing hygiene standards.
• Flexibility: The apple grading line is suitable not only for apples but can also grade other fruits such as pears, peaches, and oranges as needed, offering a wide range of applications.

Other Processes:

Before apples enter the apple grading line, they often undergo a series of treatments to ensure accurate grading results and product quality. These primarily include:

1. Cleaning: Freshly picked apples are often covered in dust and dirt. Washing machines utilize water flow, brushes, and air bubbles to thoroughly clean the apples, ensuring a clean surface.
2. Sorting: Before entering the grading process, rotten, diseased, or severely damaged apples are typically removed manually or by equipment to prevent them from affecting the grading line’s efficiency and the final product quality.