white meat deboning | a new standard is set
Until now , deboning breast meat has been a very labor intensive process . It required a lot of skilled labor which is becoming difficult to find , train and retain . Further , current automated debone solutions require a large footprint , are expensive to maintain and significant staffing due to rework .
The MAX 6000 can operate at a speed of 6000 caps or front halves per hour and only requires a 30 ’ x 5 ’ footprint . In addition , the MAX 6000 has a user friendly and intuitive operating touchscreen panel with pre-programmed product selection . This allows the operator to easily select a particular product from the
menu screen . The system uniquely allows the user to operate two different programs , such as fillets or butterflies which can be pre-programmed , allowing you to control production on the fly and save valuable set up time .
The MAX 6000 offers exceptional flexibility with final product options such as butterfly fillets , half fillets , and tenders / inner fillets . All final products display high quality cuts , exceptional yields and presents well for tray packing and many food service applications .
Key Benefits
· Small footprint
· Capacity of 6,000 breast caps or footballs per hour
· Exceptional yield and final product presentation
· Flexible final product selection : › Butterfly fillets , half fillets , and tenders / inner fillets
· Integrated Automatic Deskinner and Wishbone Remover
· Integrated tender clipping and harvesting
· Touch-screen display panel with pre-programmed product selection
› Dual programming option
· All controlled and monitored by PLC ( Programmable Logic Controller )
· Easy access for cleaning and maintenance
Integrated Features
· Deskinner
· Wishbone remover
· Tender clipping
· Tender harvesting
MAX 6000 Final Product Options
Initital product features final product
Breast Cap |
Front Half |
Skin off Integrated Deskinner |
Wishbone removal Integrated Wishbone Remover |
Butterfly Fillets w / o tenders |
Half Fillet |
Tender / inner Fillet |
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