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Metal Detector ANRITSU

Anritsu’s innovative M6 metal detector is now available in large format.

High detection sensitivity and stability

Built-in digital signal processing (patent pending) better isolates product effect and minimizes its impact on detection, resulting in outstanding performance.

High detection sensitivity and stability

Advanced Digital Signal Processing

Repeatable, reliable performance

The auto-learn process optimizes the best phase, frequency and detection algorithm for the dual simultaneous frequencies.

Repeatable, reliable performance

Intuitive operation

The 7-inch wide color touchscreen provides easy operation. Clear graphical guidance enables users to work efficiently.

Intuitive operation

Compact design with inspection flexibility for a wide range of products

With a conveyor width of just 700 mm, the M6-h gives you more usable inspection area than the previous model.
Aperture heights range between 50 mm and 400 mm, and conveyors are available in lengths of 1200 mm, 1500 mm, and 1800 mm.

Compact design with inspection flexibility for a wide range of products
Compact design with inspection flexibility for a wide range of products

Reverse operation to reduce operator workload

Back & Forth feature makes new product setup easier by repeatedly feeding during auto-learn.
The optional reverse rejection feature allows no-good product handling without a dedicated rejection unit.

Back-and-forth auto-setting

Back-and-forth auto-setting

Reverse rejection (Optional)

Reverse rejection (Optional)

Designed with safety and hygiene in mind

Pinch point prevention

Pinch point prevention

The roller’s outer element is safely fixed, preventing objects, clothing or fingers from getting caught in the inner rotating element.

Superior hygiene

Superior hygiene

Sloped surfaces on the top of a detector head to allow water to run off easily.

Tool free belt removal

Tool free belt removal

The conveyor belt is easily removed for quick maintenance and cleaning (washdown models only).

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