Poultry eviscerator machines

Output: 9,000, 6,000, 10,000 p/h

The Maestro is by far the most widely sold and used eviscerator in the world. It can handle the widest range of weights, within one flock and across different flocks using a single machine setting. The ...

... resulted in a solution with the highest yield in the market. Minimum waste, maximum profit. The new Maestro Plus eviscerator first transfers the viscera pack to an organ shackle, positioning it for veterinary inspection. ...

Output: 9,000, 13,500, 10,000 p/h

... OPERATIONS The cropping machine is placed in a 180 degrees curve in the overhead conveyor, as one of the final machines in the evisceration department. Birds are processed with the breast of the ...

... Process Flexible Adjusting the evisceration machine to fit the actual flock size allows for complete pack removal, protecting the pack and the ribcage, and minimizing contamination with gall or faeces. The Eviscerator ...

... retracts the intestines and giblets. The machine is supplied with a hand-operated stainless steel hydraulic jack to raise and lower the main shaft of the machine to accommodate flock variations and to ...

... pack completely without any further contact with the bird. Furthermore, the Eviscerator 216 ensures a high rate of intact gall bladders. The spray cabinet mounted on the machine washes the spoons between ...

... the correct way prior to starting to draw. This machine allows for adjustable infeed timing, height adjustment for different weight ranges, total machine timing, and breast holder tension. The Eviscerator ...