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Used Fish Processing in Nova Scotia, Canada

  • Sunwell DeepChill

    Sunwell DeepChill

      What is DeepChill? DeepChill ice slurry systems are like no other chilling technology. Sunwell’s patented process generates billions of pearl-like micro-crystals in salt- or freshwater and delivers them in ice sl...

      Dartmouth, Canada
    • STEEN ST591 Deboning machine

      STEEN ST591 Deboning machine

      • Manufacturer: Steen

      The STEEN ST591/K Pin-Bone remover is designed to remove bones continuously, including neck bones, in a flexible way with minimum waste and without gapping. The machine is very gentle to the fish and gives nice l...

      Dartmouth, Canada
    • Baader 184 & 421 JUST

      Baader 184 & 421 JUST ADDED

      • Manufacturer: Baader
      • Model: 184

      Baader 184 year 1987 excellent condition. Also includes a Baader 421 header. Price is $74,000CAD CIF Halifax. for more details.

      Dartmouth, Canada
    • MARELEC PORTIO 1A & 3A

      MARELEC PORTIO 1A & 3A

        The MARELEC PORTIO combines state of the art technology for creating a high precision yet economic portion cutting machine. It is suited for fresh products such as fish fillets. Following the product type, differ...

        Dartmouth, Canada

      Overview

      Fish processing equipment is essential for the commercial preparation and packaging of fish products. These machines handle tasks such as cleaning, filleting, skinning, and packaging, ensuring efficiency and hygiene in fish processing operations. They are widely used in seafood processing plants and provide consistent quality and productivity.

      FAQ

      What should I consider when buying used fish processing equipment?

      Check the machine's condition, age, and maintenance history. Ensure it meets your production needs and complies with hygiene and safety standards.

      How do I ensure the fish processing equipment is shipped safely?

      Hire a reputable shipping company experienced in handling heavy machinery. Ensure the equipment is properly cleaned, secured, and protected during transit.

      What is the maintenance schedule for fish processing equipment?

      Regular maintenance includes cleaning and sanitizing after each use, checking for wear and tear, lubricating moving parts, and following the manufacturer's maintenance guidelines.