Belt sorting tables can provide more consistent speeds and less eye strain than vibratory sorting tables (which Mori also makes). On the flip-side, they have more moving parts and some surfaces can be more difficult to access. Still, some winemakers prefer belt tables to vibrating tables, as the latter can be fatiguing to work on for more than a few hours at a time.

Mori's belt sorting tables feature several standard options that make them a bit more pleasant to work on. Side channels where users can place MOG come standard, as does a capture pan with 2" TC outlet for catching any free-run juice.

Standard Features

• Food-grade belt
• Mechanical speed control
• 800 mm standard width (31.5")
• 3, 4, or 4.5 meter length (118", 157", 177")
• 2" TC Liquid drain port
• Requires 200-240 V power, single or three-phase (specify in order notes)