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Used Haas Slaughtering Equipment

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    Scalding and Dehairing System –

    Scalding and Dehairing System – Hubert Haas (Turnomatic + Goliath)

    • Manufacturer: Haas

    This complete system consists of a Turnomatic scalding tank and a Goliath 180 dehairing machine from Hubert Haas. It is suitable for medium-capacity pig slaughtering operations with a capacity of around 40 pigs p...

    Sint-Oedenrode, Netherlands
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    Pig dehairing machine Haas David

    Pig dehairing machine Haas David 200

    • Manufacturer: Haas

    - Model: David 200 Dehairing And Flaming Machine - Slaughter performance approx. 40-50 pigs/hour - Pigs up to approx. 270 kg - Machine body in hot-dip galvanized or stainless steel design - Built-in control cabin...

    Cerovac, Serbia
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    Haas Pig Dehairing Machine Type

    Haas Pig Dehairing Machine Type David

    • Manufacturer: Haas

    - Type: David Dehairing And Flaming Machine - Slaughter performance approx. 40-50 pigs/hour - Pigs up to approx. 270 kg - Machine body in hot-dip galvanized or stainless steel design - Built-in control cabinet - ...

    Cerovac, Serbia

Overview

Slaughtering equipment encompasses a range of tools and machinery used in the humane and efficient processing of animals for meat production. This includes stunning devices, evisceration machines, carcass splitters, and chilling systems. These machines are designed to ensure compliance with hygiene and animal welfare standards, while optimizing the processing workflow to increase productivity.

FAQ

What should I look for when buying used slaughtering equipment?

Check for signs of wear and tear, ensure the equipment meets current hygiene and animal welfare standards, and verify if the machinery has been regularly maintained and serviced.

How can I ensure safe shipping for slaughtering equipment?

Use a specialized transport service for heavy machinery, ensuring that the equipment is properly cleaned, packed, and secured to prevent damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for slaughtering equipment?

Follow the manufacturer's guidelines, which usually include regular cleaning, lubrication, and inspection of moving parts. Periodically check for any signs of wear or damage and replace parts as needed to ensure optimal performance.