Food Quality Inspection Equipment

Food quality inspection equipment helps food manufacturers detect foreign objects, verify product weight and manage labeling before products move to packing or shipment. Different inspection technologies are required depending on the product, packaging format, contamination risk and production process.

We provide food X-ray inspection systems, conveyor metal detectors, inline checkweighers and weighing and labeling machines for different stages of food processing and packaging. Equipment can be used independently or integrated into a production line according to inspection and traceability requirements.

Metal, Glass, Stone & Bone Detection

For food products where contamination risks extend beyond metal. X-ray inspection can detect metal and selected high-density foreign objects such as glass, stone, ceramic and bone depending on the product, packaging and inspection conditions.

OX-400/600 Food AI X-ray Inspection System →

Metal Contamination Detection

For packaged or unpackaged food where ferrous, non-ferrous or stainless-steel contamination is the primary risk. The system can be installed inline with alarm, conveyor-stop or rejection functions according to production requirements.

MD-400/600 Food Metal Detector →

Automatic Weight Checking

For food packaging lines that need continuous weight verification. Inline checkweighing identifies products outside the specified weight range before packing, labeling, cartoning or shipment.

CW-150/220/300 Food Checkweigher →

Weighing, Barcode & Labeling

For production and packing lines that need to combine product weighing with barcode scanning, label printing and automatic label application. This helps connect weight information with product identification and shipment records.

CWL-300 Food Weighing & Labeling Machine →

Not Sure Which Food Inspection System to Choose?

Equipment selection depends on the product type, packaging material, target contaminants, required detection sensitivity, production speed, weight tolerance, rejection method and where inspection is positioned in the production line.

Metal Detector vs. X-Ray Inspection: How to Choose →

How Can Food Factories Catch Problems Before Shipping? →

Discuss Your Food Inspection Requirements with OSHIMA →

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