Auto Sample Cleaner
Dockage testing, sorting and weighing
For a wide range of grains and seeds
- With aspiration and deawner
- Self-cleaning sorting sieve through ball cleaning system
- Low noise operation
- Touch screen display
- Integrated printer and LAN interface
Function
The Auto Sample Cleaner weighs an initial sample of grain or seeds (approx. 1.5 liters) in a single operation, starts the SLN 3 sample cleaner, carries out the deawning, opens and closes the deawner floor, performs the cleaning in a time-controlled manner and automatically weighs the two fractions of small grain and quality grain (cleaned sample). The modern operating software shows the determined masses and the corresponding percentages on the display. If required, the result can be printed out immediately or later. The result consists of the cleaning loss (aspirator discharge, straw and sand sieve) and the quality grain and small grain content. The weighed samples can be taken in collecting trays for further analysis or fall into a large material container (volume approx. 90 litres). The Panel PC stores all results.
The Auto Sample Cleaner is equipped with a network connection and two USB interfaces that enable the connection of a barcode scanner, keyboard or data memory device. The Windows® desktop application Pfeuffer DataGateway can be used to save and forward measurement data in various formats in the LAN. The application offers a wide range of data processing options so that measurement data can be transferred directly to a merchandise management system, for example. Fast integration into existing data processing procedures is therefore possible without any problems. In addition, all measurement data can be exported to a USB data memory device for easy further processing on a PC, for example with MS Excel®.
A sample cleaner SLN 3 is required for operation of the Auto Sample Cleaner. Optionally, a pneumatic transport system can be used for automatic sample disposal.
Illustrations show Auto Sample Cleaner together with sample cleaner SLN 3.