Meat processing machine

Stork AMF-BX

The Stork AMF-BX stands out as an essential solution for companies looking to automate chicken filleting with remarkable precision. This modular system combines multiple steps within a single line, accelerating production rates and improving the quality of the finished product. Furthermore, each module easily adapts to different configurations, as it can be activated or deactivated depending on the desired result. This provides increased flexibility while enhancing the consistency of your process.

The breast caps are then positioned on rotating supports and conveyed through each module. Furthermore, the ability to include or exclude certain elements, such as de-skinning or bone removal, allows you to customize the operation according to market demand. Furthermore, this system greatly facilitates the separation of fillets and the production of perfectly de-skinned pieces, as the settings can be adjusted to achieve optimal quality. In addition, the ergonomic design helps reduce the effort required from personnel while ensuring throughput that can reach high hourly volumes.

However, the Stork AMF-BX isn't just about performance: it also supports workplace safety thanks to its protective structure and dedicated electrical enclosure. In addition, a discharge belt efficiently directs fillets to the next step, enhancing the flow of the production line. Finally, this robust equipment integrates seamlessly into demanding food processing environments and helps enhance your business's competitiveness. Contact us today to discover how this modular filleting machine can transform your operations and help you satisfy increasingly demanding customers.

Technical specifications:

Capacity: up to 1,400 caps/h

Interchangeable modules: de-skinner, wishbone remover, fillet remover

Rotating supports: precise positioning for each step

Integrated safety: protective shroud and electrical box
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Exit conveyor: rapid thread removal

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