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Used processing equipment in Virginia, USA

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    GRINDER KNIFE

      🔪 Cabela’s Commercial Grade Grinder Knife – Fits #20/#22 🔪 🚀 Upgrade Your Meat Grinder with This High-Quality Blade! 🚀 This Cabela’s Commercial Grade Grinder Knife is designed for superior performance and precisi...

      Wytheville, VA
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      Rival Meat Grinder, Model 2100M-1

        Lorton, VA
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        Poultry feeders and waterer parts,

        Poultry feeders and waterer parts, kits, and

          Mixed pallet containing various poultry equipment including feeders, waterers, parts, and kits. The items are primarily made of plastic and metal. The pallet includes components like feeding troughs, water dispen...

          Richmond, VA
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        Overview

        Meat & poultry processing equipment encompasses machines used for the slaughtering, cutting, and packaging of meat and poultry products. This category includes slicers, grinders, saws, and packaging machines specifically designed to handle raw and processed meats efficiently and hygienically, ensuring product quality and safety.

        FAQ

        What should I look for when buying used meat & poultry processing equipment?

        Check for signs of wear and tear, ensure all parts are functioning properly, and verify the equipment has been regularly maintained. It's also important to check for any hygiene certifications and compliance with industry standards.

        How can I safely ship meat & poultry processing equipment?

        Use a specialized transport service experienced in handling heavy and delicate machinery. Ensure the equipment is thoroughly cleaned and properly secured to prevent any damage during transit.

        What are the maintenance requirements for meat & poultry processing equipment?

        Regular maintenance includes thorough cleaning and sanitizing after each use, checking and sharpening blades, and ensuring all moving parts are lubricated. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for specific maintenance routines and schedules.