FOSS · Whole-grain NIR/NIT analysis

Infratec™

A stationary FOSS analyser for rapid control of whole grain, oilseeds and pulses at intake, storage and trading. It supports batch decisions within a minute: moisture, protein, oil, test weight and other parameters depending on crop and calibration.

Best suited for

Grain elevators, traders, mills, feed mills, agricultural holdings and intake-control laboratories

Capabilities and controlled parameters

NIR/NIT spectroscopy for whole-grain analysis without grinding or complex sample preparation
Wheat, barley, maize, oilseeds, beans, pulses and other crops when the relevant calibrations are available
Moisture, protein, oil/fat, test weight, starch, gluten, fibre, ash and other parameters depending on crop and method
According to FOSS materials: under 60 seconds for 10 sub-samples including test weight
Near-infrared transmission analyses the grain volume, not only the surface
For several intake points, Infratec can become part of one digital quality system: shared calibrations, comparable results and fewer subjective decisions when assessing a batch
FOSS global calibrations plus method verification against local raw materials and reference data
Useful for intake, batch sorting, quality settlement, laboratory control and storage management
IP54-rated design, touchscreen interface and connectivity to FOSS/FossConnect digital tools
LabLog helps select the configuration, implement the method, train operators and provide service in Uzbekistan

How analysis works

Pour in whole grain — get batch quality parameters

Infratec is built for rapid intake control: the sample is poured into the top cup, the analyser automatically measures sub-samples and displays key parameters without grinding or complex sample preparation.

fewer manual steps at intake
suitable for grain, oilseeds and pulses when the right calibrations are available
results support sorting, storage and quality settlement decisions

FOSS

Go deeper

A selection of materials to understand the method, compare instruments and choose the right lab configuration.

FOSS / grainFOSS Infratec: rapid NIR grain analysis at intakeRead article Grain and feedNIR analysis for grain and feed: when it pays off in productionRead article Analyser selectionHow to choose a FOSS analyser for dairy, grain, feed, meat and cheeseRead article

LabLog

Implementation considerations

The final configuration depends on sample types, parameter ranges, throughput, accuracy requirements, and existing reference methods. Before proposing equipment, LabLog clarifies these factors and defines the supply scope, training, and method-verification plan.

How LabLog supports the project

01Capture requirements and compare suitable methods
02Configure the instrument, calibrations, and consumables
03Arrange official supply and commissioning
04Train operators in sample preparation and daily operation
05Provide service communication and repeat consumable supply