MARViN XLine II

High-Capacity Seed Counting & Precision Size Analysis

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MARViN XLine II with optional scale
  • High-Capacity Seed Analysis

Designed for larger sample volumes, the MARViN XLine II processes approximately 2,000 wheat kernels per batch, making it ideal for high-throughput seed analysis.

  • Precise Seed Counting & Measuring

Reliable seed counting with a typical accuracy of ≥99.5% under defined conditions, combined with precise measurement of seed length, width and projected area.

  • Fast & Efficient Sample Processing

Typical measurement times of just 3–5 seconds per sample ensure efficient workflows, even when handling larger seed batches.

  • Easy & Convenient Sample Handling

The practical tilt-and-pour mechanism allows quick and effortless emptying of the seed tray, minimizing handling time between measurements.

  • Flexible & Customizable Analysis

Adapt measurement parameters, size classifications and statistical evaluations to your specific requirements using the configurable MARViN software.

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  • Measuring Method: Backlight Silhouette Scanning (BSS)
  • Seed Types: Suitable for a wide range of medium and large seeds with projected areas > 1 mm²
  • Counting Accuracy: Typically ≥99.5% under defined conditions
  • Object Resolution: Approx. 140 µm
  • Typical Tray Capacity: Approx. 2,000 wheat kernels per batch
  • Measurement Time: Typically 3–5 seconds per sample
  • Sample Handling: Tilt-and-pour mechanism for easy filling and emptying
  • Sample Requirements: Dry, free-flowing and non-overlapping seeds
  • Measuring Parameters: Seed count, length, width, projected area and size distribution
  • Thousand Kernel Weight (TKW): Calculation supported using corresponding weight data
  • Data Export: CSV (additional formats available on request)
  • Connectivity: Compatible with external scales and peripherals
  • Power Supply: 100–240 V AC, 50–60 Hz
  • Power Consumption: < 30 W
  • PC Requirements: Windows 11 or higher, USB 2.0 or better
  • Computer: External Windows PC required; preconfigured PC optionally available
  • Software: MARViN7 or MARViN11
Which parameters can be measured with MARViN VisionLine

The MARViN software for Seed Analyzers, Seed Counters, and Grain Counters is an open and flexible platform that allows full customization by the customer. All features can be tailored to specific requirements, making it ideal for advanced Seed Analysis and Phenotyping.

We provide a pre-configured default setting that includes the most essential parameters for seed detection and analysis:

  • Number of good seeds
  • 1000 seed weight (grams)
  • Average seed size (mm²)
  • Proportion of undersized seeds in the sample (%)
  • Editable fields for sample ID and variety

Customers also have the option to order a service package to further customize their MARViN Seed Analyzer system. Additional configurable parameters include:

  • Length and width in millimeters
  • Area in mm² and pixels
  • Circularity and length/width ratio
  • Detection of seeds that are too small or broken
  • Statistical parameters (average, deviation, standard deviation, etc.)
  • Customizable parameters, such as impurity levels
  • Brightness distribution for each seed in up to 5 categories (e.g., very flat or transparent seeds)

All data can be calculated and analyzed using the built-in formula editor, offering a comprehensive solution for rapid and accurate Seed Analysis with the MARViN Rapid Seed Counter.

Yes – prerequisite:
– Operating system Windows 11 and higher
– USB 2.0 port or better (for camera)
– Additional USB ports for scales, scanner etc.

Alternatively, we offer a preconfigured computer.

• Seed tray MARViN VisionLine
• Seed tray cleaner

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