A long-selling loin shaping machine for tuna and bonito, known for its ease of handling.
The KZ-45 whole fish shaping machine for frozen fresh fish features a stainless steel body that is resistant to rust and exudes cleanliness. It is easy to wash with water. Designed for ease of use, it is an economical machine that incorporates a structure that facilitates maintenance. It can be widely used for tasks ranging from bloodline removal and backbone extraction to abdominal shaping and skin peeling. The design allows for the installation of a leftover conveyor that can be adapted to processing lines. For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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【Features】 ○ Easy maintenance ○ Includes bloodline, backbone, and skin! ○ Residual waste conveyor is also available ○ An economical machine designed for ease of handling, featuring a structure that allows for easy maintenance ○ Widely used for bloodline removal, backbone removal, abdominal shaping, and skin peeling ○ Designed to allow installation of a residual waste conveyor tailored to the processing line ● For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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MK Engineering Co., Ltd. has received high praise from customers not only in Japan but also primarily in Southeast Asia for its planning, design, and construction of fish processing plant facilities, manufacturing and sales of processing machinery for frozen tuna and bonito, planning, design, manufacturing, and sales of automatic packaging line systems, sales of related equipment for freezing and thawing, sales of hygiene management system-related equipment, planning, design, and sales of production management system software, and consulting services for processing plants. We will continue to respond to customer needs from Japan to the world in the planning, design, and construction of fish processing plants and processing machinery in general.