Provisur’s Bone Cannon features an innovative design that significantly enhances capacity while achieving even higher recovery rates. This advancement positions it as a key player in the food manufacturing industry.
Each component of the raw material undergoes a precise separation process, yielding high-quality material suitable for human consumption or pet food. Notably, bone residue can be efficiently sold to the rendering industry, adding economic value.
Moreover, the Bone Cannon boasts a marked reduction in operational noise and water usage, complemented by a new motor that optimizes energy consumption. These enhancements not only align with sustainability goals but also improve overall efficiency in food manufacturing.
An integrated pre-sizer effectively reduces bones before they enter the Bone Cannon, which maximizes the overall capacity and yield of the separator. This robust pre-sizer can manage even the hardest and largest bones. Subsequently, the processed material is transferred to the Bone Cannon, where the opposing hydraulic cylinders exert pressure. Once the meat is extracted, the residual bone cake is released onto a conveyor, resulting in exceptionally clean bone material and maximizing protein recovery. The counter ram cylinder with the meat pipe ensures the highest yields possible.
For further refinement, the extracted meat feeds into a finer separator, meticulously removing any remaining bone material. Provisur offers customers two excellent options: the belt Soft Tissue Separators, which optimize separation while preserving the food’s integrity, or the Piranha RSBF04 separator, engineered to deliver maximum yield for premium ground meat.
Designed for versatility, the Bone Cannon efficiently accommodates a wide range of applications. Additionally, it can be integrated into a high-efficiency, compact, fully automated line that includes a pre-sizer and feeding system, along with other peripherals from Provisur. This comprehensive solution guarantees the highest hygiene standards, as it eliminates the need for human contact.
