The Heavy Duty Bone Cutting Machine is designed to cut large bones, including pig's trotters, with ease, making it suitable for tough jobs in meat processing.
The machine operates with a powerful motor ranging from 1 to 3 kW, ensuring efficient cutting performance.
The machine is constructed from durable materials including carbon steel, alloy, and stainless steel, providing longevity and reliability.
The machine weighs approximately 40 kg, making it sturdy yet manageable for operation in a professional setting.
The Heavy Duty Bone Cutting Machine requires a voltage of either 220V or 380V, depending on your electrical setup.
This machine has a high capacity, capable of processing between 100 to 300 kg of meat per hour.
Yes, the machine is designed for easy operation and maintenance, ensuring that users can efficiently cut meat without extensive training.
The Heavy Duty Bone Cutting Machine is ideal for meat processing plants, commercial catering services, snack food factories, and frozen food factories.
Yes, the Heavy Duty Bone Cutting Machine comes with a 1-year warranty, covering manufacturer defects and providing peace of mind.
Absolutely, the Heavy Duty Bone Cutting Machine is designed to efficiently cut frozen meat as well as large bones.
Routine cleaning and inspection of the cutting blades and motor are recommended to ensure optimal performance and longevity.
While the machine is easy to operate, we recommend that users familiarize themselves with the operating manual and safety guidelines before use.
Yes, the Heavy Duty Bone Cutting Machine is versatile and can also cut through various types of meat, making it suitable for diverse meat processing needs.
The specific dimensions are not provided in the description, but the machine is designed to be compact enough for commercial use while maintaining high capacity.
While designed for larger operations, small businesses can also benefit from the efficiency and capacity of this machine, especially if they deal with significant meat processing.
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