The Core-wrapped Meatball Machine is a fully automatic commercial food processing machine that forms core-wrapped meatballs (e.g., fish balls, beef balls, tribute balls) by automatically dosing, forming and wrapping filling into uniform balls for high-volume production.
Weight: 70 KG; Power: 1.1 kW; Voltage: 220V/50Hz; Dimensions (L×W×H): 700×410×1240 mm; Production capacity: 280–300 pieces per minute; Material: food-grade stainless steel.
Rated capacity is 280–300 pieces per minute. Actual output depends on ball size, recipe (fat content, viscosity), operator settings and whether additional handling/stacking is required.
The machine is suitable for various meats including chicken, pork, beef, duck and processed fish paste. It can also handle other similar-viscosity fillings used for core-wrapped products.
Ball size and core type are typically adjustable by changing forming dies or settings. Contact the supplier for available molds, sizes and optional tooling to meet your product specifications.
All food-contact parts are made from food-grade stainless steel to ensure hygiene and corrosion resistance. Non-food contact parts use industrial-grade materials as specified by the manufacturer.
Turn off and disconnect power before cleaning. Disassemble removable food-contact parts per the manual, wash with warm water and food-safe detergent, rinse and sanitize. Dry parts before reassembly. Follow local food-safety rules and the supplier's cleaning instructions.
Regular maintenance includes daily cleaning, periodic lubrication of mechanical joints per the manual, inspection of seals and wear parts, and prompt replacement of worn components. Frequency depends on usage; heavy production may require weekly checks and parts replacement schedules.
Most suppliers provide spare parts (seals, cutters, dies, belts) and technical support. Confirm with the vendor which parts are stocked locally and whether service, training or installation assistance is included or available.
The machine operates at 220V/50Hz and draws 1.1 kW. Ensure a suitable grounded circuit and proper local electrical compliance. A level, stable surface and enough clearance for cleaning and maintenance are recommended.
The machine is built with food-grade materials and should include standard safety practices in the manual (safe start/stop procedures, guarding for moving parts, emergency stop recommendations). Follow the supplier's safety instructions and local workplace safety regulations.
Certifications depend on the manufacturer and supplier. Food-grade stainless steel construction supports food-safety compliance, but specific certificates (CE, NSF, FDA, HACCP documentation) should be requested from the seller prior to purchase.
Warranty terms vary by supplier and region. Ask the vendor for warranty length, coverage details (parts/labor), and the process for claims and spare-parts supply before placing an order.
Packaging (often plywood crate) and shipping options vary by supplier and destination. Lead times depend on stock and customization; confirm estimated delivery, export documentation and freight options with the seller when ordering.
Many suppliers offer operation manuals, training (remote or onsite) and start-up guidance. Recipe adaptation tips (to achieve optimal texture and yield) are often available—confirm training and support availability with your supplier.
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