Bühler is poised to introduce its latest optical sorter, the Spark Pro, aimed at delivering high-performance capabilities at a competitive price point for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) worldwide.
In the food manufacturing industry, businesses encounter challenges such as costly raw materials and unpredictable weather conditions. The Spark Pro provides much-needed relief by offering a simple, reliable, and affordable solution for food safety and yield quality.
The Spark Pro is designed for easy operation and still delivers a reliable yield quality. This optical sorter is suitable for a variety of commodities, including grains, pulses, rice, coffee, spices, and peanuts. It effectively removes unwanted defects such as sticks and stones, thereby enhancing food safety and meeting regulatory standards.
Featuring a non-stop sorting algorithm and a zero-spillage design, the Spark Pro ensures that less product is wasted and production remains uninterrupted. This cutting-edge technology equips processors with the tools for food safety and business growth.
The Spark Pro has garnered attention with the slogan “it simply works,” reflecting Bühler’s commitment to making reliable optical sorting accessible to organizations of all sizes.
Bernhard Gabauer, spearheading the Spark project at Bühler, emphasizes that the Spark Pro is tailored for industry use, delivering quick and efficient processing. By enabling food processors to achieve high-quality yields cost-effectively, the Spark Pro not only enhances food safety but also provides a strategic advantage.
The user-friendly operation of the Spark Pro makes it accessible to organizations of all sizes. With minimal operator training required, the risk of human error is reduced, ultimately contributing to safe food production and high yield quality.
According to Bühler, the Spark Pro boasts an impressive 99% to 99.7% accept quality, depending on the application, making it a cost-effective option without compromising on performance.
The Spark Pro offers a range of impressive specifications, including easy-to-use operation and setup, a one-machine solution for all applications, a non-stop sorting algorithm, zero-spillage concept, and flexible sizing options up to 10 chutes.
The Spark Pro will be available in November for South and Central America, Africa, India, Southeast Asia, China, and the Middle East. It is expected to make its debut in Europe in early 2024, solidifying its global impact in the food manufacturing industry.
