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Thursday, November 7, 2013

Goring Kerr TEK 21 Manual

Goring Kerr TEK 21 Manual Free Download
Goring Kerr TEK 21 manual
Goring Kerr manufactured the TEK 21 metal detector to replace the TEKTAMET II system.  With a hybrid of analog and digital circuity the TEK 21 was the first step forward in the digitizing of industrial metal detection equipment.

Download Goring Kerr TEK 21 Manual for free

The best way to adjust and setup any metal detector is by following the correct steps within the manual. To download Goring Kerr TEK 21 manual for free visit http://www.goring-kerr.com to get the genuine manual.

Adjusting the Goring Kerr TEK 21 Phase and Sensitivity settings

Control panel setup for the Goring Kerr TEK 21 is fairly simple.  The key settings are found in three sections.  First, the phase setting and mode are essential and dependent on your specific product.  Food products like unfrozen meats, cheese and bread typically operate under the conductive mode.  While products like gum, candy operate in the non-conductive mode.  Set the mode switch to your specific product needs.

The sensitivity settings is next.  Passing clean product through the aperture with the correct phase setting adjust the sensitivity control until you have no-false rejects.  Once this is set place your metal test samples within the product stream to test detection levels.  For the TEK 21 metal detector you may need to follow these steps multiple times through your production run.  For more free information about the Goring Kerr TEK 21 visit the Goring Kerr Resource Center

Reject timing on the TEK 21 

Adjusting the reject timing is an essential setup to ensure full rejection of all products with metal.  On the control panel adjust the delay and duration controls until you have completely removed the contaminated product from the conveyor belt.

Wednesday, February 17, 2010

Metal Detector Testing: How to test a metal detector in 4 easy steps

Many companies own a metal detector in order to pass either internal or external audits, but are they working?

Often companies that see metal detection as an unnecessary evil fail to realize the true value to their business. Here are some very simple test guidelines for testing any metal detector used for inspecting cereal, flour, gum, cheese, meat, plastic pellets, paper and so on.

1) Test with production product
Make sure the product passes through the metal detector without cause a false reject. Refer to the owner’s manual for correct setup. You can download all Goring Ker manuals here.
2) Place metal test sample in the middle of the product
It is critical to place the test sample inside the product in a way that places the metal sample in the center (up and down and left to right) of the opening of the sensing head. This places the contaminate at the weakest spot for detection and will protect you the most.
3) Allow system to full reject product
What good is a reject device such as a flap (or flip) gate, retraction, kicker, air blast or other device if you don’t test it. Having the metal detector detect metal is only part of the answer. Having it reject the faulty product is the complete story. Allow the system to follow through as if you weren’t there. Refer to the operation manual for correct settings
4) Test 10 times for 100% rejection
Test test and re-test. Passing 10 packages (all different) through the system will give you a high level of confidence that the system is working correctly. If any of them fail take this as a warning to potential problems lurking around.
For more information on how to test and setup a Goring Kerr metal detector download the manufacturers manual here.


Friday, January 22, 2010

Goring Kerr DSP 2 Manual for the food, pharmaceutical, plastics and other industries

The Goring Kerr (also known as the Thermo Goring Kerr) DSP 2 metal detector has many advanced function for industrial metal detection. This system includes many automatic features that allow for optimal performance.
In order to achieve the best possible performance on a DSP 2 Metal detector it is necessary to set the system parameters correctly. This can only really be achieved by reading the Goring Kerr DSP 2 Manual and understanding the various options for your application.
Industrial Machinery News offers the Goring Kerr DSP 2 Manual in PDF format for easy download. Once you have the manual review the application type to make sure you are starting from the right spot.
Again, if you own or are purchasing a used Goring Kerr DSP 2 Metal Detector go to Industrial Machinery News and download your manual today.

Wednesday, November 18, 2009

Graseby Goring Kerr Metal Detectors: Food Conveyor Metal Detector Manufacture

Goring Kerr has gone through many changes over the years and was once the dominate leader in the industrial metal detection market. However, Goring Kerr went through some significant changes that now looking back undermined its success.

Years ago Graseby saw a profitable company in Goring Kerr. At the time the acquisition seemed logical and a profitable one for Graseby. However, a fundamental flaw in their approach began the long term collapse of Goring Kerr’s brand. A simple yet confusing change for the company was to edit the name from Goring Kerr to Graseby Goring Kerr. This cause the company to spend countless dollars within the marketing department to ‘re-brand’ an already profitable brand and lay the foundation for market confusion. Customers, and there were plenty of them, now had a change that represented no benefit to them other to introduce a name convention causing confusion.

Graseby Goring Kerr the re-branded Goring Kerr struggled to build brand equity in this new company. Customers began to look elsewhere to find more stability in both the company and product. Outside of stroking someone’s ego Graseby accomplished nothing and in fact lost by tagging their name on to an already well known brand name.

A simple lesson in the value of a brand can be seen in this classic example of having the wrong people making bad choices.

Goring Kerr has gone through many changes over the years and was once the dominate leader in the industrial metal detection market. However, Goring Kerr went through some significant changes that now looking back undermined its success.

Years ago Graseby saw a profitable company in Goring Kerr. At the time the acquisition seemed logical and a profitable one for Graseby. However, a fundamental flaw in their approach began the long term collapse of Goring Kerr’s brand. A simple yet confusing change for the company was to edit the name from Goring Kerr to Graseby Goring Kerr. This cause the company to spend countless dollars within the marketing department to ‘re-brand’ an already profitable brand and lay the foundation for market confusion. Customers, and there were plenty of them, now had a change that represented no benefit to them other to introduce a name convention causing confusion.

Graseby Goring Kerr the re-branded Goring Kerr struggled to build brand equity in this new company. Customers began to look elsewhere to find more stability in both the company and product. Outside of stroking someone’s ego Graseby accomplished nothing and in fact lost by tagging their name on to an already well known brand name.

A simple lesson in the value of a brand can be seen in this classic example of having the wrong people making bad choices.

Wednesday, November 11, 2009

Used Industrial Metal Detector

Food, pharmaceutical, bulk and powder and paper and lumber industries all use metal detection equipment to ensure they have a high quality product.

When looking to buy a used industrial metal detector there are a few key factors to consider. Often companies upgrade equipment in order to provide a higher level of protection for contaminate detection of tramp metals. When they do often equipment suppliers purchase this older metal detection equipment and sell to the used market.

How do you know if a used industrial metal detector is right for you?

Used metal detectors like any other used industrial product must be checked throughly before purchasing. Metal detectors used in specific markets such as candy, bread or meat processing all require different configuration both on the physical product as well as the internal settings. Typically when purchasing a used industrial metal detector begin looking for systems that came from a similar industry. Buying these cheap metal detectors will help you gain access to equipment built for your application.

Saturday, October 31, 2009

Where to Buy Goring Kerr Manuals?

Are you looking for Goring Kerr Manuals?

You can now find all the Goring Kerr and Thermo Goring Kerr Manuals online at Industrial Machinery News . You will find manuals for the Goring Kerr DSP 1, Goring Kerr DSP 2, Thermo DSP 3, Goring Kerr Tek 21 and the Goring Kerr Tektemat and more. All manuals are original factory manuals showing critical installation and setup instructions.

Buying Used Goring Kerr Metal Detectors?

Often when buying used industrial conveyor metal detectors the installation and operation manuals are missing. Without theses manuals your new investment is limited in both performance and cost to wasted product.

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Friday, October 2, 2009

History of Goring Kerr Metal Detectors


Goring Kerr started many years ago, back in 1938. The company was spawn from a project for the British military. The founders decided that it would benefit the food industry to utilize a metal detection device to find hidden metal contaminates. This simple idea was inked in Goring Kerr's tag line "Seeing The Unseen". These metal detectors were truly capable of seeing what people couldn't and for the first time consumer safety was able to be realized in the modern food production environment. Food metal detectors such as the DSP 3 from Thermo all seek to find reliably the same thing, metal fragments.

We can all thank Goring Kerr for starting what is no an essential process control equipment in virtually every manufacturing process.

Goring Kerr Metal Detector Manuals


Often users of Goring Kerr metal detectors lose there operational manuals. I’ve found a website Industrial Machinery News (http://goring-kerr.com/manual) that sells all of the Goring Kerr Manuals. Including the Thermo DSP 3, Goring Kerr DSP 2, Goring Kerr DSP 1, Tek21 and Tektamet.

I understand the staff at IMN has 20+ years experience with installing and servicing all Goring Kerr models. There staff is very helpful with questions on how to use, operate and install correctly metal detectors for conveyor, pipeline and gravity feed applications. If you have a conveyor metal detector and have questions on how to use your system give them a shoot.