Description

This treated steel singing machine is subsequently demonstrated for use related to the de-padding machine for the expulsion of quills from poultry birds (ovens, old layers, cockerels, turkeys, and so forth)

Components

The 70 liters electric singing machine has a functional limit with regards to handling 1-15 birds for each cluster, while the 120 liters has a functional limit with respect to handling 5-10 birds for every incubate.

Tempered steel material/lodging for strength and longer help life.

A contort handle temperature setting console with easy to understand controls.

Touchy indoor regulator control switches with warmer pointer lights (Heat On, Heat-Ready).

70 liters/120 liters water-box limit

Warming strategy: Electric warming/steam warming, material 201/304 treated steel

Voltage: 220v-240/50hz-60Hz.

Material: Stainless Steel.

High warm mass ability to singe 10kg clumps of butchered poultry.

This offers a similarly practical force choice than the utilization of gas.

The machine is not difficult to clean and elements fitted channels and outlets.

Headings for use

Fill the scalder with water (fill to about portion of the water box).

Change the indoor regulator to the “O” position, module, then, at that point, switch on the machine.

Reset the indoor regulator to the ideal temperature (80 to 90 degrees).

When the water has been warmed to the ideal temperature (as shown by the indoor regulator), inundate the butchered birds into the water box and disturb momentarily.

When the wing feathers are effectively pulled out, the singing system is considered finished.

NOTE:

Try not to leave the bird in the scalder.

Singe sufficiently long so quills can be picked.

Leaving birds in the water causes pointless drops in water temperature and harms the skin.