Potato sorting machine - GIF

Potato sorting machine.

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Previously:

Double row potato planter - GIF
Fast potato peeling method - GIF
Handheld potato slicing technique - GIF
Manually cutting potato grid - GIF
Potato chip wire cutter - GIF
Potato spinner harvester - GIF
Sweet potato harvesting machine - GIF
Washing a sack of potatoes - GIF

How I love the action of packing house machinery.
USDA standards allow a percentage of defects within the pack including misshapen decay, bruising, cuts, blemishes. Everything is added up. For example, if the count per box is, say, 100, then a total of 9 defects are in the pack on arrival, the pack is considered to be 91% US1 In California oranges, that would be an acceptable pack at shipping point. The trick is to get to arrive with not more than 85%, which includes various types of deterioration: decay, skin-breakdown, discoloration, etc. Nope, I don't know spuds.