Method and device for separating skeleton parts from a carcass
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Jan 22, 1991
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Oct 26, 1989
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Apr 27, 1987
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The skeleton bones in a carcass are separated from this in a continuous process course with the aid of supporting manual incisions and a mechanical force applied on the skeleton bones and the carcass, while the carcass is transported along a sliding conveyor hanging in its meat-hook. The speed and the force with which the carcass is transported are guided and controlled independent of each other. The carcass hangs on a meat-hook during the course without attachment so that it can move freely on the hook in all planes, while it is driven forward by means of a pushing arm applied across the carcass. The skeleton part of the carcass which is to be separated is attached by way of a supported meat-hook on the sliding conveyor while the rest of the carcass is driven along the conveyor.
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