Delford 1000 Guardian Multipurpose Checkweigher
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For reliable accuracy, a sensitive, shockproof weigh cell and independently driven weigh table assure consistent weighing down to an accuracy of 0.5g with the option of average weight or minimum weight operation.
Designed for ease of operation, the Guardian 1000 features a 500 program memory for fast product changeover. The Guardian 1000 combines quality engineering for reliability and sophisticated software for user-friendly programming and operation. Comprehensive technical support includes operator training and field engineering service.
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The AEW Delford Systems Guardian 1000 is a versatile, cost-effective checkweighing system for a wide range of general packaging applications – from food to pharmaceuticals.
Robustly constructed from stainless steel to IP66 with food quality belts throughout, the Guardian 1000 is designed for easy cleaning – by wiping down or low pressure hose.
Ideal for wrapped products, such as ready meals, the unit can be adapted to handle a variety of items at throughputs up to 180 packs/min.
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 The Guardian 1000 combines quality engineering for reliability and sophisticated software for user-friendly programming and operation. Comprehensive technical support includes operator training and field engineering service.
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Features and Benefits
 Accurate down to 0.5g (depending on application). IP66 stainless steel construction. Ideal for wrapped product. Up to 180 packs per minute. Up to 500 production programs including T1/T2 average weight. Choice of reject systems. Robust stainless steel construction. Left or right hand flow direction to suit plant layout. Waterproofing to better than IP66 protection. Easy belt removal to facilitate cleaning. USDA approved conveyor belts. Meets requirements of EC Machinery Directive (sec. 2.1). Operating temperature range of 0°C to 30°C. Comprehensive set of data printouts to remote RS232 printer. On-screen help system for operators and engineers. Full networking capabilities for data capture to a remote PC. |