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How to Choose the Right Reject System – Free PDF Download

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White paper to offer manufacturers guidance on available production line reject solutions

How to Choose the Right Reject System
How to Choose the Right Reject System

This white paper explains the range of reject systems available to manufacturers and offers guidance on selecting the ideal solution for individual production line applications.

Ensuring contaminated, mislabelled and under or overweigh products never reach the end consumer is critical for producing organisations. Choosing the most effective product rejection device for an application can enhance production efficiency, ensure quality standards are upheld and protect the reputation of manufacturers. High-performance product inspection technology will detect quality issues but ensuring the removal of substandard or non-conforming products from the process is also critical.

This white paper covers 4 main areas:

  1. Factors to consider when choosing a reject system
  2. Types of reject device available
  3. How to choose the optimum reject receptacle
  4. Main components of failsafe systems

Every production line is unique. This document will assist in making the right choice of reject system for any application.

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Effective rejection systems for non-conforming products is also essential for food manufacturers to comply with industry regulations such as the Global Food Safety Initiative (GFSI), the British Retail Consortium (BRC), Food Safety System Certification 22000 (FSSC 22000), the Chinese Food Safety Law and International Featured Standard for Food (IFS).

As this white paper illustrates, selecting the right reject system is crucial to maximise product safety and compliance. A large number of different types of reject devices and systems exist. Selecting the correct one for a specific application is vital to ensure the contaminated product is removed, to avoid damaging the product (as in some cases it may be possible to rework the whole or part of the product), reduce wastage of good product and minimise any negative impact on production downtime, for example broken packaging.

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