A belt built around your product.

COMMANDOR GT belt sorting for garlic cloves, dry chilli, fox nuts and nuts, with controlled presentation and gentle handling.

COMMANDOR ROTOMAX GT
COMMANDOR ROTOMAX GT

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Garlic cloves

Input
Mixture of peeled ivory-white garlic cloves and unpeeled tan garlic cloves for repeeling
Mixed feed
Accepted output
Peeled ivory-white garlic cloves
Peeled ivory-white garlic cloves
Rework / repeeling
Unpeeled tan garlic cloves for repeeling
Unpeeled tan garlic cloves for repeeling
Illustrative sorting example. Unpeeled cloves can return for repeeling; peeled cloves continue to the accepted outlet.

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Questions & answers

Which machine is recommended?

COMMANDOR ROTOMAX GT is the belt series for garlic, dry chilli, fox nuts and suitable nuts. Other dry foods listed here can be reviewed for the COMMANDOR configuration appropriate to their size and handling needs.

Which materials can I discuss with MARK?

Garlic cloves, dry chilli, fox nuts and nuts are the main belt applications. Discuss other product forms with MARK for a suitable feed arrangement.

How do I arrange a sorting demonstration?

Contact E. Sathis Kumar on +91 99943 99996 or email info@marksorter.com. Share the material, accepted colour and unwanted fraction, together with the throughput required.

Where can I find the brochure?

Download the COMMANDOR ROTOMAX GT belt sorting brochure above.

Can unpeeled garlic be returned for repeeling?

Yes. The separated unpeeled fraction can be routed back for repeeling, while peeled cloves continue to the accepted outlet. Set the routing and inspection criteria for your process with MARK.

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