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Used processing and cutting in Osaka, Japan

  • 2014 Asahi Machine Corporation M-NP-HN

    2014 Asahi Machine Corporation M-NP-HN

    • Manufacturer: Asahi Machine Co.

    Weight: approx. 200 kg Processing capacity: 50-120 fish Belt width: 25 mm Fish size: 50-200g

    Toyonaka, Japan
  • 2019 Toya Ironworks Rotary Cutting

    2019 Toya Ironworks Rotary Cutting Machine

    • Manufacturer: Toya Ironworks

    Product name: Rotary Cutting Machine | Warranty period: 1 month

    Toyonaka, Japan
  • 2004 High-speed kelp cutting machine,

    2004 High-speed kelp cutting machine, Hatakeyama Machine Mfg.

    • Manufacturer: Hatakeyama Machine Manufacturing Co.

    Product name: High-speed kelp cutting machine (Hatakeyama type kelp cutting machine) | Power supply: Three-phase 200V | Warranty period: 1 month

    Toyonaka, Japan
  • 2020 Nakajima Corporation NSO-3-60-2

    2020 Nakajima Corporation NSO-3-60-2

    • Manufacturer: Nakajima Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

    Weight: 335 kg Product name: Band saw (sliding type) | Outside dimensions: W1700 x D1600 x H1100 | Power supply: Three phase 200V 50 / 60Hz | Warranty period: 1 month

    Toyonaka, Japan

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.