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Goring Kerr was a British company founded in the 1940s by Bruce Goring Kerr and David Hiscock. The company was a pioneer in the field of industrial metal detection equipment, leading the way for metal contaminant detection in industrialized food production.

History

Goring Kerr was founded in the 1940s with a mission to provide innovative solutions for metal contaminant detection in industrial settings. The company quickly became known for its dedication to quality and innovation, setting the standard for metal detection equipment in the food industry.

Inventions

Balanced Coil System: Goring Kerr developed the balanced coil system, a significant innovation in industrial metal detection. This technology improved sensitivity and accuracy, enabling the detection of smaller metal contaminants in food and other industrial products. The balanced coil system became a standard in the industry and contributed to advancements in food safety and quality control. .
Tektamet Model: Introduced in the early days of the company, the Tektamet model was instrumental in advancing food safety programs in the bakery industry.
DSP 1 Metal Detector: Goring Kerr broke new ground with the DSP 1 metal detector, which featured an advanced digital signal processing system (DSP) that significantly increased detection capabilities.
DSP Model Metal Detectors: Goring Kerr's DSP model metal detectors are considered the most advanced of their kind today and are often used as the benchmark system in the industry.

Developments

3 Coil Metal Detector
Auto Balance
Auto Phase
Auto Residual
DSP Technology

Products

Tektamet I
Tektamet II
DSP 1 [1][2]
DSP 2/2S
DSP 3
X-Ray

Industries Served

Goring Kerr's metal detectors were widely used in various industries, including food processing, pharmaceuticals, textiles, lumber, and plastics. Designed for versatility and reliability, these detectors were integral to continuous manufacturing processes. Many systems featured automatic rejection mechanisms, which enabled the seamless removal of contaminated products without halting production, significantly improving efficiency and product safety.

Acquisition

Goring Kerr^[1] was acquired by Smiths Industries, a British engineering company, in the 1980s. It was later acquired by Graseby, a healthcare and environmental technology company, before being acquired by Thermo Sentron (Thermo Fisher Scientific), a company specializing in industrial inspection and product inspection solutions.

Legacy

Goring Kerr's legacy is one of innovation and excellence in metal detection technology. The company's commitment to providing high-quality, reliable products has made it a trusted name in the industry for over seven decades.

Alumni

Jan Shultz, CEO North America
Alfred Fry, V.P. Sales North America
Scott Jordan, Manufacturing Manager
David Reid, Director, Goring Kerr Metal Detection
Stephen Young, Director, Goring Kerr X-Ray

References

^ "Goring Kerr - Graces Guide". www.gracesguide.co.uk. Retrieved 2024-05-21.

[1] "Goring Kerr - Graces Guide". www.gracesguide.co.uk. Retrieved 2024-05-21.

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