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AUTOMATIC SMALL FISH FILLETING LINE - PASFF 110

AUTOMATIC SMALL FISH FILLETING LINE - PASFF 110

AUTOMATIC SMALL FISH FILLETING LINE - PASFF 110

Product catalog summary
Application
The PASFF 110 is designed for processing fresh pelagic fish, specifically for creating beheaded, degutted, and tail-cut loins. It can produce 'butterfly' type or single fillets and clean the belly with brushes. Suitable for fish sizes 9-14 cm, such as sprats, anchovies, and capelin.

Main Benefits
  • Replaces 4-5 manual processing specialists.
  • Offers three times higher productivity than conventional machines.
  • Easy to operate.

Operating Principle
The machine uses rotary knives for beheading and tail cutting, and a vacuum suction unit for degutting. It can be adjusted for different fish types and sizes, provided they fit the machine's pocket size. Fish must be placed head forward and belly first, although an optional vision system can automate orientation.

Processing Capacity
The PASFF 110 can process up to 200 fish per minute, depending on species and freshness.

Technical Characteristics
  • Fish Type: Small pelagic fish
  • Processing Capacity: Up to 200 fish/minute
  • Fish Size: 90-140 mm
  • Equipment Dimensions: 2650 x 3265 mm
  • Operators Required: 2

Additional Solutions
  • Autonobbing line
  • Drum-type nobbing line
  • Water defrosting line
  • Roller grading line

For more information, contact via www.peruza.com, phone: (+371) 67 248 036, or email: [email protected].
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AUTOMATIC SMALL FISH FILLETING LINE - PASFF 110-1

AUTOMATIC SMALL FISH FILLETING LINE - PASFF 110 Application Equipment is designed for fresh pelagic fish processing. The nobbing section can create beheaded (H), degutted (G), tail cut (T) straight cut loins. With filleting unit it is possible to make "butterfly" type or single fillets or cut off belly and clean it with brushes. PERUZA Automatic fish filleting machine - PASFF 110 is used for fish 9 – 14 cm, such as sprats, anchovies, capelin and other. Main benefits ✓ One machine replaces 4 - 5 manual processing specialists ✓ 3 times higher productivity than conventional pocket nobbing machines ✓ Easy to operate Operating principle The beheading (H) and tail cut process (T) is made with rotary knives adjusted to the needed length of the final product, while degutting (G) is achieved with a vacuum suction unit that comes after cutting knives. Processing capacity The processing machine can be adjusted for specific types and sizes of fish. The machine can be used for various species of fish if they do not exceed the pocket size of the machine. Each fish must be placed head forward and belly first in each pocket to ensure the right cut. An optional, but suggested, vision system removes the requirement to orientate the fish belly first. Thus, enabling operators to work faster and ensuring less error percentage. This system is required if infeed of fish is done automatically. For more information contact us at www.peruza.com *Capacity can vary depending on fish species and freshness of fish

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Technical characteristics Fish Small pelagic fish Processing capacity Size of processed fish (length) Number of operators on the machine For more processing solutions Autonobbing line Drum-type nobbing line Water defrosting line Roller grading line Reduce your cost of nobbing! Process small fish into quality product! Use efficient defrosting for your products! Grading - a must for industrial processing of fish! For more information contact us at www.peruza.com

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