USED SATAKE SM11-840IEP

🏭 Manufacturer
Satake USA – A global leader in food processing and optical sorting technology, Satake’s ScanMaster II series offers high-precision defect removal using advanced duplex sensing and infrared camera systems, ideal for sorting nuts, grains, seeds, and more.

📝 Description
This used Satake ScanMaster II Color Optical Sorter, model SM11-840IEP, features stainless steel contact parts and was previously used for pecan sorting. Designed with bichromatic duplex sensors, visible and infrared cameras, and a closed-loop cooling system, this unit offers high-accuracy contaminant and defect removal.
Equipped with 80 air ejectors and built for continuous-duty operation, it’s compact and easy to integrate into most production lines. Perfect for processors seeking clean product output and high-throughput sorting with minimal downtime.

⚙️ Specifications

Model: SM11-840IEP

Manufacturer: Satake

Contact Surfaces: Stainless Steel

Sensors: Duplex Bichromatic Sensors

Cameras: Visible Spectrum + Infrared

Ejectors: 80 precision ejectors

Cooling: Closed-loop system (in-frame)

OAD (Dimensions): 5’ L × 2’ W × 5.5’ H

Application History: Previously used for pecans

Condition: Used – Excellent for nut and seed processing

🧪 Applications
Built for accurate color and defect sorting of:

Nuts (pecans, almonds, walnuts, cashews)

Seeds (sunflower, pumpkin, flax)

Coffee beans (green, roasted)

Dried fruit or berries

Grains (rice, corn, wheat, barley)

Legumes (peas, lentils, chickpeas)

Plastics or pellets (recycled sort lines)

Spices and herbal products

IQF (individually quick frozen) products

Specialty commodities (chia, hemp, quinoa)

📦 What Products Would This Be Used For?

Shelled pecans or halves

Almonds or walnuts (whole/sliced)

Coffee bean color defect sort

Discolored or split sunflower seeds

Rejected grains or off-color pulses

Dried cranberries or raisins

Pumpkin seed sorting

Herbal and spice fragment removal

Chipped, stained, or split legumes

Plastic pellet or granule color grading