The 301AP egg processing line connects seamlessly with the egg washer. It consists of three parts: the egg loading system, a candling device with 3 rows of LED lights, and a single-row sorting device. The LED lights beneath the rollers illuminate the eggs, allowing manual identification of broken, deformed, dirty, or defective eggs. The eggs are then sorted into a single row before entering the washing system.

Eggs can be manually placed onto the 605AS egg accumulator as well.

The vacuum egg lifter uses a 5x6 suction cup head to lift eggs from the trays using negative pressure. It can lift up to 30 eggs at a time.

Connect to the Rod Conveyor
The system connects directly to the central egg collection belt from the poultry house. Eggs flow automatically into the accumulator belt, which is divided into two sections: the egg storage area and the sorting area. If the accumulator belt becomes too full, the sensors automatically slow the process to ensure optimal egg placement on the rollers, preventing eggs from being damaged.

The 401H egg printer can be installed at the end of the washer or before the grader. When eggs pass under the photoelectric sensor, the printer is triggered. It can print text, numbers, images, logos, Julian dates, and expiration dates on the eggs.

Specially designed to automatically adjust the eggs so that the larger end (air cell) faces upward, ensuring longer shelf life after packaging. An optional UV disinfection module can be installed to sanitize the eggshells using ultraviolet light, enhancing food safety standards.

The AI visual inspection system uses a non-contact design, eliminating the need for operators or equipment to physically touch the eggs. High-definition cameras are installed at the top of the inspection cabinet, capturing images of eggs rotating on the infeed rollers. Using near-infrared (NIR) light, advanced image processing, and AI algorithms, the system automatically detects large crack, hair line crack, dirty, or other defects. Defective eggs are automatically identified and removed from the processing line, ensuring only high-quality eggs continue.

The 301AP egg processing line has a processing capacity of 5,000 eggs per hour and sorts eggs into 4–5 weight grades with an accuracy of ±1g. The system includes a counting function, recording the number of eggs per grade, daily production, and total processed eggs.
A color touchscreen allows users to adjust weight settings and parameters directly. The self-diagnostic function displays errors on the screen, enabling quick issue resolution. Additionally, Wi-Fi connectivity allows for remote monitoring and troubleshooting via the internet, ensuring quick software issue resolution.

The 301AP egg processing line includes three automatic tray packers and one manual collection table. Graded eggs are automatically packed into the correct lanes based on weight, filling egg cartons (with lids) and egg trays (without lids) accordingly.

Eggs that are not automatically packed are transferred to the manual collection lane, which can be divided into two sections to accommodate two weight categories as needed.

Eggs that do not meet the grading standards are transferred to the undergrade egg collection table at the end of the machine.