Don't Let Contamination Add Up: Choose Our Detectable Calculators.
Our detectable calculators are a must-have for any food production facility. Made with high-quality materials and designed to be easily detectable, these calculators are a reliable addition to your office supplies.
Detectable Calculators: Error-Free Calculations in Food Production
Our detectable calculators are the ideal addition to your office equipment and can greatly simplify your daily work. Below you will find the key facts.
What Does the Term “Detectable” Mean?
The term "detectable" means identifiable or locatable. Detectable calculators with this feature are quickly and reliably detected by detection systems through the use of special plastics. This is particularly important in the food industry to ensure that no foreign objects end up in the food, which could lead to consumer injuries or costly recalls.
What Are Detectable Calculators?
Detectable calculators are calculators specifically designed for use in food processing environments.
They are made from materials that can be detected by metal detectors and X-ray machines. This is crucial to ensure that no parts or the entire device enter the food and pose a potential contamination risk. The detectability allows these calculators to be quickly identified and removed if they accidentally enter production areas.
Which Industries Use Detectable Calculators?
Detectable calculators are mainly used in industries where strict hygiene and safety standards are enforced, particularly in areas related to food processing and production. Key industries using these items include:
- Food Production
- Pharmaceutical Industry
- Chemical Industry
What Colours Are Detectable Calculators Available In?
Unlike conventional calculators, detectable calculators are characterised by their blue signal colour. This helps in quickly visually identifying contamination in produced goods.
What Materials Are Detectable Calculators Made Of?
Detectable calculators are made from materials that can be detected by metal detectors and X-ray machines. These materials often include metal particles or special plastics that are detectable to ensure product safety in food processing environments.