On September 14, 2026, CSG, a brand under MSW, welcomed a client delegation from Central Asia at our manufacturing and testing facility. The client's primary interest was in optical sorting solutions for two applications—snack sorting and corn sorting—with the goal of upgrading their existing production lines. During the visit, our technical team also conducted additional trials using plastic flake samples to demonstrate the versatility and precision of our color sorting technology across different material types.
The visit began with a detailed factory tour, where the client observed the complete production process of our sorting machines—from frame welding and sensor installation to software configuration and final performance testing. Our engineers explained the working principles behind each core component, including high-resolution CCD cameras, near-infrared (NIR) spectroscopy, and AI-driven recognition algorithms. The client showed strong interest in how these technologies can be adapted to different material characteristics and regional product standards, particularly for the Central Asian market.
The highlight of the visit was the live sorting trial session. For the snack application, the client provided samples of locally produced snacks with varying colors, shapes, and defect types. Our machine successfully separated good products from discolored, burnt, and misshapen pieces at high speed, achieving purity levels that met the client's quality requirements. The client noted that the machine's ability to handle irregularly shaped snacks while maintaining consistent accuracy was essential for their production line.
The corn sorting trial followed, using corn kernels with different moisture levels, fungal damage, and foreign material contamination. Our machine demonstrated precise detection and ejection of defective kernels, achieving sorting accuracy above 99%. The client expressed satisfaction with the throughput capacity and the machine's ability to maintain stable performance even when input material quality varied—a critical factor for seasonal corn processing operations.
Beyond the client's requested applications, our team also prepared a supplementary trial using plastic flake samples. This demonstration showcased the machine's multi-material capability, successfully sorting plastic flakes by color and removing contaminants with high precision. The client was impressed by the technology's adaptability, noting that it opened possibilities for additional applications beyond food processing—such as plastic recycling—if their business expands in that direction.
Throughout the visit, our technical team provided detailed explanations of machine specifications, including processing capacity, detection resolution, air pressure requirements, and maintenance procedures. The client also discussed customization options for their specific production environment, such as voltage requirements, language interfaces, and after-sales support arrangements. By the end of the visit, both parties reached a preliminary agreement on equipment configuration and delivery timelines, with follow-up technical documentation to be provided.
This visit represents another successful step in CSG's expansion into Central Asian markets. The region's growing food processing and agricultural industries present significant opportunities for advanced sorting technology, and we look forward to supporting our new partners with reliable equipment and comprehensive service. We extend our sincere thanks to the Central Asian delegation for their visit and their trust in CSG sorting solutions.