Launch of BoMill InSight Single

Built on BoMill’s proprietary Near Infrared Transmittance (NIT) technology, BoMill InSight™ analyzes and sorts grain kernel by kernel, based on protein content. It enables customers to precisely segregate wheat or barley and maximize value from every batch.

With the introduction of BoMill InSight™ Single, BoMill offers a streamlined solution that integrates a single sorting unit into a newly designed compact frame.

BoMill InSight™ Single

Designed for simplicity and efficiency

With a sorting capacity of up to approximately 2 metric tons per hour and two output fractions, BoMill InSight™ Single is an efficient solution for reduced capacity applications.

Based on BoMill’s modular design, the sorting unit in BoMill InSight™ Single is the same as those used in the original BoMill InSight™, delivering the same high-precision sorting performance. The unit can also be reused if capacity needs to increase.

Like the original BoMill InSight™, the solution is easy to operate via an intuitive touchscreen interface and integrates seamlessly into existing processing environments. Its compact design makes it particularly suitable for space-constrained facilities or testing environments.

Delivering measurable value

By enabling kernel-level sorting based on protein content, BoMill InSight™ Single helps customers:

• Upgrade lower-cost grain into higher-value fractions
• Recover value from out-of-specification batches
• Secure consistent access to specific quality profiles

The solution supports both wheat and barley.

Expanding access to BoMill technology

The original BoMill InSight™ system, equipped with eight sorting units, delivers a capacity up to 15 metric tons per hour. With BoMill InSight™ Single and its dedicated frame, the company continues to expand its offering to serve a wider range of customers across the grain value chain, from large farming operations and specialty processors to millers, maltsters, and grain terminals.

“BoMill InSight™ Single is a natural extension of our modular platform strategy,” said Andreas Jeppsson, CEO of BoMill. “It gives customers with lower throughput requirements access to our technology.”