DESCRIPTION
SPARK Pro is an Industrial-Robot from Bühler Group. It is built for Inspection.
SPARK Pro is Bühler's affordable, easy-to-use optical sorter (SPARK line, not SORTEX-branded) for food safety and quality. It features a zero-spillage design, DynamoAI simple setup, dust extraction, and flexible sizing up to 10 chutes for grains, pulses, coffee, rice, spices, peanuts, and plastics.
FEATURES
- Available with up to 10 chutes
- Zero-spillage design to prevent floor losses
- DynamoAI engine for simple set-up-and-go sorting
- Dust extraction concept for cleaner product
- Industrial testing and certification focus
- Multi-commodity coverage including grains
- Pulses
- Coffee
- Rice
- Spices
- Peanuts
- And plastic sorting
- September 2025 brochure hosted on dam.buhlergroup.com
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
| Mobility | |
| Movement Type | Stationary |
|---|---|
| Manipulation | Mid |
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
| Mobility | |
| Movement Type | Stationary |
|---|---|
| Manipulation | Mid |
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What is the SPARK Pro?
SPARK Pro is Bühler's affordable, easy-to-use optical sorter (SPARK line, not SORTEX-branded) for food safety and quality. It features a zero-spillage design, DynamoAI simple setup, dust extraction, and flexible sizing up to 10 chutes for grains, pulses, coffee, rice, spices, peanuts, and plastics.
Who makes the SPARK Pro?
The SPARK Pro is made by Bühler Group, a robotics company based in Switzerland.
How much does the SPARK Pro cost?
Bühler Group has not publicly announced pricing for the SPARK Pro. You can enquire through RobotAIGeek for current pricing.
What is the SPARK Pro used for?
The SPARK Pro is designed for inspection. It is used in manufacturing settings.
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