MEYER Europe

06/10/2026

Frozen corn may look perfectly golden at first glance, but a closer inspection can reveal black or pointed tips, off colors, shriveled kernels, small damaged pieces and impurities. These defects are not always easy to identify, yet once they make it into the final product, they can quickly become a quality issue. Frozen corn is wet and sticky, so the equipment needs to maintain detection accuracy while coping with moisture, product residue and frequent cleaning.

MEYER KE Series solutions were developed with these conditions in mind. UHD+ imaging combined with advanced image processing technology enables precise detection of subtle defects and impurities while maintaining high throughput and high yield. Automatic self checks, smart alerts and predefined sorting programs make everyday operation straightforward and help keep performance consistent.

Hygienic design is equally important in this environment. The KE Series features IP66 protection, self cleaning during operation and a design without dead corners, allowing the machine to be thoroughly washed down after production and helping prevent residue and bacteria from accumulating in difficult to reach areas.

Good sorting is not only about removing what should not be in the final pack. It is about doing it accurately, efficiently and consistently in real production conditions.

02/10/2026

There is something very satisfying about turning a mixed stream into a clean, clear fraction.

This time, MEYER service team worked with plastic granules on a MEYER belt optical sorter. The target was clear material, while white granules and all colored pieces, including burgundy, navy blue, yellow and black, had to be removed.

The photo shows the result better than words can. A challenging mix went in, and a clean clear fraction came out.

Special thanks to Michał for his great work on the sorter settings and for achieving such a clean separation.

30/09/2026

Small seeds leave very little room for error

When working with mustard, chia, poppy, clover or rapeseed, the difference between what stays and what needs to go can be incredibly small. And this is where the sorting process gets interesting. The challenge is not simply to detect impurities, but to remove them accurately while keeping as much valuable product as possible.

With the MEYER CS Series, the whole process is built around that challenge. Small particles are fed evenly across the chute, carefully inspected and precisely rejected with 80 Maglev 4.0 ejectors per chute. It is a combination that allows the sorter to work accurately even with materials where every millimeter counts.

We have put together a few examples showing the results on different products. Have a look and see what the CS can pick out when things get really small.

Because sometimes the difference that matters is smaller than a millimeter.

28/09/2026

Bucharest, here we come!

This October, MEYER is heading to INDAGRA 2026, and we’re bringing something worth seeing in action.
From 28 October to 1 November, you’ll find us at ROMEXPO Exhibition Center, where we’ll be presenting the new MEYER M2 and talking about what really matters in modern sorting: precision, efficiency and creating more value from every process.

Trade fairs are always about technology, but for us, they are just as much about people. Meeting face to face. Exchanging ideas. Talking about real production challenges and finding smarter ways to solve them.

If you’re visiting INDAGRA this year, make booth A35 one of your stops.
Come see the M2 in action and meet the MEYER team in Bucharest.

INDAGRA 2026
28 October to 1 November
ROMEXPO Exhibition Center, Bucharest
Booth A35

See you in Romania!

15/09/2026

It is always a good feeling to come back from a service visit knowing that everything is working exactly as it should. This time, Damian Mróz was on site taking care of the technical side, with Andrei Florin Badea looking after the project from the sales side.
Our MEYER Dream 8 Flagship is delivering the results the customer was looking for, and honestly, the photos do a pretty good job of showing it.
Good performance, a satisfied customer and a team that knows what it is doing. That is what we like to see.
A big thank you to Damian and Andrei for another job well done. There is nothing better than seeing the machine doing exactly what it was meant to do.

09/09/2026

Thanks to the Polish Recycling Association, which we are proud to support as a patron, we have the pleasure of welcoming you today at Recycling Tech.

You’ll find us together with the Association in Hall D, booth B8.

Stop by for a chat with the MEYER team, pick up some MEYER goodies and, of course, try our delicious Polish krówkas.

If you’re at the fair today, come and say hi. We’d love to see you.

08/09/2026

We are happy to be a patron of the Stowarzyszenie Polski Recykling during this year’s Recycling Expo at PTAK Warsaw Expo in Nadarzyn, Poland.

If you are visiting the fair on September 9, come and meet our MEYER Europe representatives. We will be there to talk, exchange experiences and show you what we do.

And yes, there will be MEYER goodies and plenty of delicious Polish krówki waiting for you.

See you there.

01/09/2026

How light is too light for optical sorting?

Sometimes, the best way to show what one machine can do is not through specifications, brochures, or technical data. It is simply to show the results.
All the materials you see here were sorted on the same MEYER KR Series sorter.

Of course, sorting each of these materials is a different story.
There is no single setting that works for everything. Each material requires an individual approach and parameters adjusted to its specific characteristics and sorting requirements. For some of these tests, color sorting was enough. For others, we added shape recognition. And in some cases, AI models became part of the sorting process.

This is also why testing is such an important part of what we do at MEYER Europe. A specification can tell you what a machine was designed to do. A real material test shows you what it can actually do. And sometimes we are just as curious as our customers about what else we can put through the KR and what sorting path we can develop for it.

So maybe you can challenge us. Do you have a light, unusual, or simply difficult material that you are not sure can be sorted?
Send it to us. We would like to see what we can do with it.

25/08/2026

25/08/2026

Testing at our Test Center is always a dynamic process.

Every material behaves differently, and every sorting challenge requires an individual approach. That is why testing is such an important part of finding the right solution.
Our Test Center is a place to work with real material, compare results, discuss different possibilities and see MEYER sorting technology in action. It is also a great opportunity to meet our team, exchange experience and look at the process together from a practical perspective.

Have a material you would like to test?
Contact your MEYER representative, send us your sample and arrange a test at our Test Center.

See how MEYER performs with your own material.