Slice frozen meat at a consistent thickness and high speed! Achieve improved yield and washability.
The "Frozen Slicer" is a machine that slices frozen materials to a uniform thickness. It controls the position and rotation of the conveyor and knife using a servo motor. It can handle materials up to 200mm in height and can cut materials at temperatures as low as -10°C. Please feel free to contact us when you need assistance. 【Features】 ■ Cleanability - The underside of the belt can be easily cleaned. ■ Safety - The machine cannot operate without the cover, ensuring safe operation. ■ High Performance - Can cut frozen meat at a speed of up to 175 slices/min. ■ Slice Thickness - From 1.0mm to 50mm. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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In our rare market, where a single company rarely handles all the necessary models for manufacturing, several top manufacturers compete for each model. Among them, Higashimoto Kikai offers a lineup of almost all manufacturing machines and competes on equal footing with global competitors in every model, sometimes collaborating to advance technology. On the other hand, we have made significant contributions to the improvement of international technical standards, such as donating small machines to the meat science department at Ohio State University in the United States. We continuously refine our valuable assets, which include close partnerships and exchanges with global manufacturers over many years, as well as an international perspective and information network gained through regular overseas training. The manufacturing of environmental-related equipment and welfare-related equipment also extends from the hints and knowledge acquired in advanced countries such as Germany and Sweden, among others, in that field.