New grooved rollers on the SSR facilitate the same throughput as traditional SSRs but with more precise product grading.

The COMPASS line is powered by inspection technology and a new engine as well as an ergonomic user interface.

VERYX BioPrint analyzes data about the materials it is sorting to remove difficult-to-detect foreign material (FM) and product defects.

Key Technology’s Herbert OCULUS optical sorters for whole potatoes automate defect removal to improve production efficiencies while ensuring final product quality.

The system cleans product of debris to improve product quality and line efficiency.

Lee succeeds Carson Brennan, who is relocating to the Chicago area and taking an expanded role in business development at Duravant.

Key Technology and Exeter Engineering announce the formation of a sales and service partnership in North America. Under the terms of the agreement, Exeter is appointed the exclusive agent to sell and service Key’s OCULUS digital sorters for fresh market potatoes in the United States, Canada and Mexico.