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Metal detection is used to detect, identify and remove the presence of metals in food. Metal detectors are used to prevent the contamination of food with metals. There are many types of metal detectors, but all have a common purpose: to find and remove any trace of metals that might be present in foods.

Metal detectors can be used in a variety of applications, including:

-Food processing facilities

-Food manufacturing plants

-Waste recycling facilities

-Animal feed plants

-Crop production facilities

-Residential kitchens

Metal detection is a process used to detect the presence of metals in food. This process can be used for a number of reasons, including the detection of trace amounts of iron in food, to prevent people from eating iron supplements or other metal-based supplements that may be harmful to their health.

Metal detectors can also be used to find metals in food during manufacturing processes such as grinding or peeling. Metal detectors are also used by the military to help detect weapons and explosives during training exercises.

Metal detectors are widely used in food processing facilities throughout the world because they offer many benefits over traditional methods of testing for metal contamination. Metal detectors can be used to detect both foreign objects (such as nails or needles) and trace amounts of metals such as iron, copper or cadmium without having to take samples from each individual item being examined. This makes metal detection very cost effective compared with using traditional methods where each sample must be taken from each item being inspected (which increases production costs).

In addition to being more cost effective than traditional methods, using a metal detector means that your facility is able to keep track of all incoming materials which prevents contamination from occurring at any stage of production or distribution process; something which cannot happen when using non-