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Egg grading machine

What is Egg Grading Machine?

Egg grading machine, also called egg grader machine or egg sorter machine, is used to sort eggs into different grades by weight. AGICO offers various models of egg grading machine with different capacity and materials according to customers’ requirements.

Egg grading machine is suitable for poultry farms, egg processing factories or egg producing factories. Not only chicken eggs, but also duck eggs, goose eggs or any other eggs can be sorted by our egg grading machine.

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Why Choose AGICO Egg Grading Machine?

High-Quality Stainless Steel

Made of high-quality stainless steel, the egg grading machine has excellent durability and corrosion resistance for long-term reliable operation.

Precise Electronic Weighing

Equipped with color touchscreen PLC control system. Sorts eggs into up to 5 grades using an electronic sensor weighing scale with ±1g accuracy.

Versatile Egg Compatibility

Not only chicken eggs, but also duck eggs, goose eggs and other poultry eggs can be sorted. Suitable for farms and egg processing factories.

Easy to Operate & Clean

User-friendly design allows simple daily operation and cleaning. The stainless steel surface ensures hygienic processing and easy maintenance.

Integrated Processing Line

Can be seamlessly connected with automatic egg conveyor, egg testing, egg washing, and egg packing devices for a complete processing line.

Long Service Life

Professional design strengthens all spare parts, ensuring extended service life and reliable performance in demanding production environments.

Working Principle of Egg Grading Machine

AGICO egg grading machine consists of eggs groove, eggs conveying belts, eggs grader and filtrating floor. It features high efficiency, practical design, and advanced processing technology for deep egg processing.

diagram of egg grading machine

Step 1: Loading

Workers put eggs onto the conveying and sequence collating belt manually or via an egg lifter (optional).

Step 2: Candling

Transmitted light penetrates eggs so workers can select and remove cracked, stale, and mildewed eggs.

Step 3: Weighing

Good eggs are transported to the mechanical egg weighing scale, where they are divided into different grades by weight.

Step 4: Collection

Different grade eggs fall onto different channels on the egg collecting belt for workers to collect and pack into egg trays.