Rice Color Sorter CS-3C (192channels)

Product Overview

The CS-3C is a 192-channel chute-type color sorter, built for mills that need reliable, high-volume sorting without the footprint of multiple units. It does 1.5 to 2.5 tons per hour, and the machine itself is only 1550×1595×2040 mm — tight enough to slot into most existing lines without rearranging the floor plan.

Optical accuracy is 99.99% or above. It picks up the usual suspects: off-color and streaked grains, moldy kernels, broken rice, and foreign material like glass, stones, and plastic. Carryover sits above 10:1, so the reject stream isn't taking good product with it. If you've ever watched a cheaper sorter blow 5 good grains for every bad one, you'll appreciate that number.

What to know

Throughput and fit. 1.5 to 2.5 tph in the space of a standard pallet. No special platform, no reinforced slab. Works on most high-capacity rice lines as-is.

Detection quality. The sensors catch defects traditional sorters let through. Stays consistent at speed — no drift over long production runs. Meets export-level food safety specs without constant recalibration.

Durability. Built for the environment mills actually operate in — heat, dust, vibration. The components are chosen to last, not to hit a launch-day price point.

Cloud control. Remote tuning, auto-calibration, one interface for the whole processing line. Covers rice, millet, black rice, and over 7,000 other materials when you need to switch.

2.6 kW. Compare that to the labor cost of manual sorting at the same throughput, and the math takes about six months to make sense. After that, it's all savings.

Who should look at it

Mills upgrading to meet tighter quality standards, or new lines that need to ship consistent product from day one. The CS-3C isn't the flashiest sorter on the market, but the numbers add up where they matter — throughput, accuracy, and uptime.