Freezing-free sliced snakehead processing production line and production method
A flake processing and production line technology, which is applied in the field of frozen-free black fish processing production line, can solve the problems of heavy black fish smell, perishable deterioration, affecting taste, etc., and achieves the effects of good effect, good deodorization effect and good sterilization effect.
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[0056] Referring to the accompanying drawings, the processing line for processing black fish fillets with free-freeze paste in this embodiment is sequentially equipped with a bloodletting and cutting operation table, a fish scale removal machine, a bone removal and sheet removal operation table, an automatic slicer, an ozone water treatment device, a pickling tank, and a cleaning table And the frequency conversion tumbling machine, wherein, a bloodletting pool is arranged next to the bloodletting and cutting operation table, and a water pump is installed in the bloodletting pool. The bloodletting and cutting operation table and the bone removal and slice operation table are conventional work tables for the staff. The cleaning table is a work table with a faucet and a drainage tank. The fish fillet machine; the frequency conversion tumbling machine adopts the model ZAGR-800 frequency conversion vacuum frequency conversion tumbling machine, and the automatic slicer and the freque...
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[0075] The main technical solution of this embodiment is basically the same as that of Embodiment 1, and the features not explained in this embodiment are explained in Embodiment 1, and will not be repeated here. The snakeheaded fish in the step (1) of the production method is a fresh snakeheaded fish, which is put into a bloodletting pond for breeding for 2 hours after the abdominal vein is cut, and then killed for subsequent operations.
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