English site under construction
The multifunctional portioning system for
precise portioning with a minimum of leftovers.
GMS multicut
The multifunctional portioning system.
The GMS portions any type of red meat, of any consistency and cut type, optimally in terms of weight and minimisation of leftovers.
Examples of application
• Slices from small and medium-sized raw products
• Schnitzels, steaks, minute steaks
• Butterfly schnitzels
• Slices from large raw products
• Roulades, skewered barbecue meat
• Slices from frozen raw products
• Pork neck steaks, belly slices
• Slices from bone-in raw products
• Pork neck cutlets, bone-in belly
• Slices from cooked/smoked raw products
• Bone-in/Boneless kasslers, smoked belly
• Cuboid strips
• Goulash, mini-schnitzels, strips of meat |
Economic benefits
• Increase in profits
• Increase in production
• “Giveaway” reduction
• Minimisation of manpower costs
• Portioning with no leftovers
• Smaller end cuts
• Maximum possible precision
• Reduction in work due to feed and
discharge buffer
• Easy to achieve precisely-weighted
packages
• Minimal duration for changeover tasks |
^
Operating procedure
• Several pieces of meat are placed
on the feed belt (buffer function).
• These are individually conveyed to the
weighing belt via sensors.
• Each piece of meat is transported from the
weighing belt to the U-form.
• The upper unit with the C-form lowers
on to the meat in the U-form
to create an oval cross-section.
• The piece of meat is then pressed against
the discharge ram by the feed
ram. gepresst. In doing so, the start and end sections
are formed. |
• After the calculated cutting position
has been reached, the spiral cutter makes
the first cut.
• Once the cutter returns to its starting position,
the next forward movement to the cutting position
occurs, the next cut is made, and so on.
• After all the cuts have been made, the block
of slices is moved on to the discharge belt
during the next compression process. |
^