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The evisceration process is the very heart of any poultry processing plant. The process has two basic purposes: produce an A-grade bird and harvest the giblet pack for further processing and packing. Our evisceration equipment, which includes several machines each performing a specific operation, is designed to safeguard quality and reduce manual labour while processing at high speed.
Higher line capacities allow for production increase and greater profit opportunities. BAADER offers fully automatic evisceration equipment capable of processing at high speed. Even at high speed, our main focus is carcass quality and food safety.
Your poultry production needs to be just as flexible as the market you operate in. Our evisceration equipment is highly adjustable and allows you to process varying flock sizes. It also tolerates size variations within the flocks and breeds being processed.
Automation and high line speed place great demands on the security around the machines. Our CE certified machines are equipped with safety features that will help you meet the most demanding safety requirements worldwide.
Our evisceration machines are not only simple and easy to operate and adjust; they are also easy to maintain and clean. In the design, we have focused on minimizing lubrication points, implementing easy-release units and using service-friendly bearing constructions. Thereby, we optimize machine uptime and facilitate maintenance and access for cleaning.
Our vent cutters effectively remove the vent from the chicken through a circular cut around the vent opening. During cutting, the birds are firmly positioned to perform accurate cutting. An improperly adjusted venting machine can cause damage to the intestines, causing faecal material to contaminate the carcass during evisceration. To ensure correct cutting, our vent cutters are equipped with adjustment features that will ensure correct product positioning regardless of size.
After vent cutting, the opener cuts the abdominal skin from the vent opening to the tip of the breastbone, thereby creating the opening for the subsequent evisceration machine. Again, correct product positioning is key to avoid damaging the intestines or opening the skin too much and leaving the breast meat uncovered.
A final removal of possible lung tissue and other residues inside the carcass cavity is performed to ensure a clean product. The combination of final control and neck breaking allows for efficient neck bone removal by breaking the neck bone and pulling it out, while leaving the neck skin attached.
Tell us about your processing requirements and see how our experts can help you improve your quality, throughput and yield.