Apparatus and method for severing fillets completely from the carcass of beheaded and eviscerated fish, a crosspiece left by other tools being cut through in the process
A technique for eviscerating and removing fish, applied in the direction of slicing fish, etc., which can solve problems such as improper cutting, increased failure rate, spine stuck between circular saw blades, etc.
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[0016] The equipment shown in the above figures is used to remove from the fish fillets that have been partially stripped by belly cuts, back cuts, that is, other separation and cutting means such as scraping, raking, cutting, etc., from the base of the tail of the fish body to the beginning of the abdominal cavity. completely separated.
[0017] After the fish body has been processed using a belly saw, a back saw (not shown), and other available separation tools, the apparatus 10 of the present invention is used to pierce the peritoneum around the spine 16 of the fish body 11 to remove the fillet from the head, The eviscerated fish body 11 is completely separated skeletally, comprising a separating element 12 and a continuously rotating conveyor belt 13 with at least one supporting body 14 . The fish body 11 is placed in such a way that its spine rests on the supporting edge 16 of the supporting body 14 . In the conveying direction T, the fish body 11 is conveyed through the...
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