松楽産業 Company Overview

To all those in the food manufacturing sector of small and medium-sized enterprises, are you struggling with daily weighing tasks? "Simple weighing tasks are taking up too much manpower." "Weighing by hand limits production speed." "But large-scale and expensive automation is difficult..." Chronic labor shortages: "No one is coming to do the weighing and packing tasks." By reading this article, you will understand everything about **Shouraku Sangyo's 'Feeder Type Weighing Machine'**, which can solve these issues, and you will see a clear path to improving your company's productivity. We will comprehensively explain the benefits of implementation and the unique strengths of Shouraku Sangyo for everyone in the food industry.

"This parts counter has an accuracy of 99.98%." When you receive this explanation from the sales representative, what do you imagine? Many people understand it as "out of 1000 pieces, 998 are accurate," but this is not correct. The accuracy of a parts counter consists of two different concepts: **"identification accuracy" and "control accuracy."** If you introduce it without understanding this difference, you may end up in a situation where "the catalog value is high precision, but in the actual field, over-counting occurs frequently." Matsuraku Industries has been manufacturing feeder-type weighing machines for over 60 years. In this article, we will clearly explain these two concepts of accuracy based on the insights gained from our extensive experience.

In the manufacturing industry, parts counters have been designed for many years based on the fundamental principle of "separating individual components and aligning them in a row for counting." However, the VST-type parts counter was born as a completely new "concept" device that fundamentally overturns this conventional wisdom. The new concept proposed by the VST type is a new paradigm for parts counting that emphasizes "distribution" instead of "separation," "flow" instead of "alignment," and "composite control" instead of "single control."