Hi
10mm s/s
7mm NF
7mm Fe
Would you say this is acceptable?
Thanks
Posted 31 December 2015 - 04:42 PM
Hi
10mm s/s
7mm NF
7mm Fe
Would you say this is acceptable?
Thanks
Posted 31 December 2015 - 05:02 PM
I believe it depend on your product and is this product itself or finish packaging? It is also based on what your HACCP team determines is a risk and what they can defend as acceptable.
For me I would need more information; what is the product, what is the process, is it in a pipe or on a belt, is it in 25kg bags going through the MD?
G
Posted 31 December 2015 - 07:25 PM
Hi
10mm s/s
7mm NF
7mm Fe
Would you say this is acceptable?
Thanks
Hi aps,
May i answer yr question with another ?
Would you feel satisfied if yr luncheon included pieces of 9.9 mm SS ??
Kind Regards,
Charles.C
Posted 02 January 2016 - 12:14 PM
Hi
Firstly I would like to answer gfdoucett07...... I am currently putting beef primal cuts through the 1 metal detector from Silverside to fillets, rump, ribeye all which are in boxes of 20kg approx with either 2 vac packs inside the box to 6. So the contents change where only one program is checking all these different products. On the other metal detector we are putting through plastic trays full of trim.
I understand a metal detector should run on programmes for different products as ech product is set up different. We have tried to knock down the sensitivity on SS but then it knocks out the Fer.
Regarding your question Charles, No I am not happy on these settings, i would rather go down to 2.5 SS 2.0 Fer 20. Non Fer but I am told this is the best they can get.
Thanks for your comments though much appreciated and more is very welcome
Cheers
Posted 02 January 2016 - 05:17 PM
Hi aps,
As usual, it all depends.
A table of, supposedly, representative detection sensitivities (ie ~ best practice) is on pg 16 of the attachment in this post -
http://www.ifsqn.com...ctors-accepted/
Assuming aperture level < 250mm and a conveyor set-up, yr mentioned detection levels seem very low.
The MD manufacturer might be a useful source of advice.
Kind Regards,
Charles.C
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