This invention relates to the field of automated
food processing equipment, specifically to an automated
abalone shelling and visceration device. The aim is to provide an automated
abalone shelling and visceration device. This device, through the coordinated operation of a posture adjustment component, an
abalone meat separation component, and an auxiliary
impurity removal component, can automatically complete the shelling and visceration of abalone, thereby automating abalone
processing. The technical solution is an automated abalone shelling and visceration device, characterized in that: the device includes a worktable swayably mounted on a base; a posture adjustment component mounted on the worktable to adjust the abalone's posture during
cutting; an abalone meat separation component mounted on one side of the worktable to
cut and separate the abalone; an auxiliary
impurity removal component mounted on the other side of the worktable to remove the abalone's viscera; and a gantry-type transfer component spanning above the worktable and equipped with suction cups for transferring the abalone. The upper surface of the worktable is provided with recesses for positioning the abalone.