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Two OPTI’S 1.1 sorters already assembled and available in stock
Following the announcement this summer of the first sorters assembled in France, we are proud to take a new step forward: two OPTI’S 1.1 sorters, single chute models, have now been fully assembled in our workshop and are immediately available in stock.
One of these sorters was used as a sample to carry out various electrotechnical and technical tests as part of our CE certification process, which it successfully passed ✅.
The second unit will now serve as our demonstration machine, installed in the workshop to process samples brought by future clients and showcase the performance of our equipment in real conditions.
A major advantage of these sorters is their reduced height of only 1.6 m, making them particularly suitable for space-constrained facilities such as mills, flour plants, laboratories, etc.
👉 With these units already in stock, we can meet initial demands without delay, while guaranteeing the quality and reliability that have built the reputation of our sorters.
France Indus Tri confirms its ambition: to provide optical sorters assembled in France, combining proximity, responsiveness, and technical expertise.
France Indus Tri obtains the Certificate of Conformity for its OPTI’S sorters
A decisive milestone has been reached: our OPTI’S sorters, available in models from 1 to 8 chutes, have obtained their Certificate of Conformity.
This certification confirms that our machines meet the strictest requirements in terms of safety, performance, and reliability. It is an essential condition for their commercialization and distribution across the European market.
This success is the result of close cooperation with an accredited certification laboratory and with our dedicated colleagues involved throughout the process. Over the course of three months, we prepared a comprehensive and complex technical file including analyses, validations, and regulatory justifications, in addition to the numerous electrotechnical and technical tests carried out on our machines.
👉 With this certification, France Indus Tri can now offer its optical sorting solutions assembled in France, while guaranteeing clients full compliance with European standards.
With OPTI’S, from 1 to 8 chutes, we reaffirm our ambition: to become a leading player in industrial sorting technology in Europe
Opening of our assembly workshop: a new milestone
France Indus Tri has reached a key milestone in its development with the opening of its assembly workshop dedicated to optical sorters. Located in France, this new production facility has been designed to meet the technical requirements of our machines while ensuring the highest levels of quality and safety.
This strategic site will increase our production capacity, shorten delivery times, and strengthen our local industrial presence. Equipment installation is underway, and the first assembly operations will begin shortly.
The first sorters assembled in France expected this summer
We are pleased to announce that the first sorters will be assembled in France as early as this summer!
The components required for their production are on their way, with the first parts arriving this month at our new workshop.
This milestone marks the beginning of our national production — a guarantee of proximity, responsiveness, and technical expertise. Local assembly also ensures better quality control and helps reduce our carbon footprint.
A new era is beginning for France Indus Tri, with machines designed and assembled in France 🇫🇷.
Launch of the European certification
France Indus Tri is currently undergoing CE certification for its sorters, an essential step for their commercialization on the European market.
This regulatory compliance process is designed to ensure that our equipment meets the highest standards of safety, performance, and quality. Our objective: to obtain certification by the end of the year, enabling us to offer our solutions across Europe starting in 2025.
With this certification, France Indus Tri reaffirms its ambition: to become a leading player in industrial sorting technology in Europe.