Beet Grading Machinery for Size Separation and Inspection

Haith supplies beet grading machinery for separating the crop into size grades and presenting it for manual inspection. Fixed and mobile arrangements connect incoming crop preparation with the selections required for storage, further handling, or packing.

Size separation and visual inspection can be combined within the beet line. The required grades, the field material arriving with the crop, and the next destination determine which stages are needed and how they should connect.

Sizing Beet Within a Fixed or Mobile Line

Mechanical sizing can divide incoming beet into the grades needed for the intended output. Each selected stream needs a discharge connection to the container or equipment receiving it, with capacity suited to the flow through the line.

Mobile grading can combine crop receiving, cleaning, and inspection with sizing and collection. A fixed installation connects the required grading tasks with the equipment already operating in the facility. The choice depends on the working location and the preparation to be completed around grading. Haith’s vegetable grading range includes fixed and mobile configurations for beet.

Preparing Beet for Inspection

Beet receiving equipment supplies incoming crop. Beet cleaning equipment can remove loose soil and field material, while beet destoning equipment provides dedicated stone removal where required.

Manual inspection can take place before or after washing. Where the product route includes beet washing and drying equipment, the inspection position should match the check needed at that stage. The crop feed and access around inspection should be planned with the surrounding preparation equipment.

Collecting the Finished Beet Grades

Beet conveyors and elevators connect grade discharge with the next destination. Beet filling equipment collects selected produce in the required containers, while beet packing equipment serves the onward packing operation.

A beet handling line can bring these receiving, preparation, grading, and collection stages together around the required product route.