A continuous meat cutter

Abstract

The utility model relates to a continuous meat cutting machine, including frame, frame top side connection support frame, support frame top connection mounting support, and mounting support rotation installs material conveying belt, and the frame top installs knife group subassembly through the adjusting stopper at support frame one side, and the knife group subassembly includes two knife group vertical plate, and two knife group vertical plates between rotation install two knife shafts, and a plurality of cutting blades are fixed on every knife shaft, and two knife shafts same side one end respectively penetrates the knife group vertical plate of one side and installs the intermeshing knife group gear respectively, the drive motor is installed in the middle part of frame, and the transmission assembly is installed in the knife group gear one side in the frame top, and the input end of transmission assembly installs the large pulley, and is driven through the synchronous belt and the small pulley transmission connection on the drive shaft of drive motor, and the first output end of transmission assembly is connected with the knife group gear transmission, and the second output end of transmission assembly is connected with the driving roller transmission of material conveying belt. The utility model can realize continuous meat cutting, quick and convenient dismounting, and the cutter is replaced, and it is convenient to clean.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of meat slicer technology, specifically to a continuous meat slicer. Background Technology

[0002] Meat slicers are one of the most important pieces of equipment in meat processing. When processing meat slices, manual feeding is required, which is not only dangerous and unhygienic, but also cannot achieve continuous meat cutting. When processing meat slices of different thicknesses, the blades need to be changed.

[0003] Currently, most equipment on the market requires manual feeding. Changing blades when slicing meat of different thicknesses is time-consuming, laborious, and poses certain dangers. Furthermore, cleaning the blades is also troublesome. Washing them directly with water on the equipment can easily damage other parts, potentially causing electrical malfunctions and even electric shock to operators. Wiping them clean not only increases the risk of blade cuts but also creates hard-to-clean areas, making hygiene difficult to guarantee. Utility Model Content

[0004] In view of the shortcomings of the existing technology, this utility model provides a continuous meat slicer that can not only cut meat continuously, but also make the blade assembly quick and easy to disassemble, replace and clean.

[0005] This utility model is achieved through the following technical solution: A continuous meat slicer is provided, comprising a frame, a support frame connected to one side of the top of the frame, and mounting brackets connected to the four corners of the top of the support frame via fixed upright plates. A feed conveyor belt is rotatably mounted on both ends of the mounting brackets via a drive roller and a driven roller. A detachable blade assembly, receiving the end of the feed conveyor belt, is mounted on one side of the top of the frame via an adjusting stop. The blade assembly includes two parallel and facing blade uprights, with two parallel blade shafts rotatably mounted between the two blade uprights. Each blade shaft has several cutting blades fixed on it, and the cutting trajectories of the cutting blades on the two blade shafts partially overlap. One end of each blade shaft passes through one side of a blade upright and is fitted with meshing blade gears. A drive motor is mounted in the middle of the frame, and a transmission assembly is mounted on the top of the frame on one side of the blade gears. A large pulley is mounted on the input end of the transmission assembly and is connected to a small pulley on the drive shaft of the drive motor via a synchronous belt. The first output end of the transmission assembly is connected to one of the blade gears, and the second output end of the transmission assembly is connected to the drive roller of the feed conveyor belt.

[0006] Furthermore, the adjusting block includes a pressure block and a positioning bolt. The pressure block has a through-hole in the middle for the positioning bolt to pass through. The two ends of the pressure block are respectively formed as abutment blocks for abutting against the cutter assembly plate and the frame. The positioning bolt passes through the through-hole into the pressure block and is threaded into the positioning hole at the top of the frame.

[0007] Furthermore, the transmission assembly includes two transmission frame plates that are positioned opposite each other and fixedly connected by a fixing rod. The bottoms of both transmission frame plates are bent towards each other to form flat plates, which are then fixedly installed on the top of the machine frame using bolts. Between the two transmission frame plates, a lower transmission shaft, a middle transmission shaft, and an upper transmission shaft are rotatably arranged from bottom to top. A lower transmission gear is installed on the lower transmission shaft between the two transmission frame plates. One end of the lower transmission shaft serves as an input end, passing through one transmission frame plate and connecting to a large pulley. The other end of the lower transmission shaft serves as a first output end, passing through the other transmission frame plate and connecting to a drive gear that meshes with the cutter gear. A large reduction gear and a small reduction gear are installed on the middle transmission shaft between the two transmission frame plates, with the large reduction gear meshing with the lower transmission gear. An upper transmission gear that meshes with the small reduction gear is installed on the upper transmission shaft between the two transmission frame plates. One end of the upper transmission shaft serves as a second output end, passing through the transmission frame plate and connecting to the drive roller of the feed conveyor belt via a coupling.

[0008] One end of the lower drive shaft of the transmission assembly serves as the input end, which is connected to the small pulley of the drive motor output shaft via a large pulley and a synchronous belt. The other end of the lower drive shaft serves as the first output end, where a drive gear is installed and meshes with the cutter gear to drive the cutter group to rotate and cut. The middle drive shaft transmits power to the upper drive shaft via a large reduction gear and a small reduction gear. One end of the upper drive shaft serves as the second output end, which is connected to the drive roller of the feed conveyor belt via a coupling, and can be used to drive the feed conveyor belt to rotate for material conveying.

[0009] Furthermore, the tops of the two blade assembly uprights are respectively connected to baffle plates arranged along the feeding direction. The baffle plates include connecting plates fixed to the top surface of the blade assembly uprights. One side of the connecting plate in the length direction is bent upward to form an upper baffle plate, and the other side of the connecting plate in the length direction is bent downward into the blade assembly uprights to form a lower baffle plate. The tops of the two blade assembly uprights are respectively equipped with blade combs that cooperate with the two blade assemblies in the front and back directions of the feeding direction. Both ends of the connecting plates are rotatably connected to blade comb pressure plates.

[0010] A baffle plate is installed at the top of the blade assembly upright plate. The upper baffle plate can block the meat pieces on the feed conveyor belt and make them fall into the blade assembly for cutting. The lower baffle plate can block the meat pieces being cut between the blades, preventing them from entering the space between the sides of the blade assembly and the blade assembly upright plate, ensuring that the meat pieces can be completely cut. The connecting plate is used for positioning and installation, which can realize the installation and fixation of the baffle plate and the blade assembly upright plate.

[0011] Furthermore, the frame is inclinedly mounted with a mounting bracket directly below the blade assembly. The two ends of the mounting bracket are rotatably mounted with a discharge conveyor belt via a drive roller and a driven roller. A speed reducer is mounted at the bottom of the frame, and the output shaft of the speed reducer is connected to the drive roller of the discharge conveyor belt.

[0012] The speed reducer drives the drive roller to rotate the discharge conveyor belt, thereby conveying the material out and enabling continuous conveying.

[0013] Furthermore, a discharge hopper for receiving materials is installed on the mounting bracket below the blade assembly.

[0014] A discharge hopper is installed on the discharge bracket below the blade assembly. It can be used to receive meat strips and slices cut by the blade assembly and prevent them from falling off the discharge conveyor belt, thus achieving material receiving.

[0015] Furthermore, the mounting bracket includes a fixed frame of type [ ], with square frames containing cavities connected to the outer sides of the open ends of the fixed frame. The two square frames facing each other have guide grooves along their length that communicate with the cavities. An adjusting motor is installed inside the cavity of each square frame. The drive shaft of the adjusting motor is connected to a lead screw that is rotatably connected to the outer end of the cavity. A rotating sleeve is threaded onto the lead screw. The circumference of the rotating sleeve is perpendicularly connected to a connecting rod that slides with the guide groove. The two connecting rods are rotatably connected to a driven roller via a bearing.

[0016] By adjusting the rotation of the motor-driven lead screw, the moving sleeve, in conjunction with the connecting rod, drives the driven roller to move, thus adjusting the distance between the driving roller and the driven roller, thereby controlling the tension of the conveyor belt. When replacing the conveyor belt, the distance between the driving roller and the driven roller can be reduced to facilitate replacement. At the same time, after the conveyor belt is installed, the distance between the driving roller and the driven roller can be increased to straighten and tighten the conveyor belt, ensuring its normal operation.

[0017] Furthermore, a left guard and a right guard are installed on both sides of the frame respectively. The guard is detachably connected to the frame above the blade assembly. One side of the guard is hinged to the right guard via a hinge. A locking block is protruding on the other side of the guard near the left guard. A locking plate is rotatably installed on the left guard, and a corresponding slot is opened on the locking plate to cooperate with the locking block.

[0018] The frame is enclosed by a left and right shield to prevent dust from entering. The blade shield is hinged to the right shield and can be snapped onto the left shield on the other side. The detachable design allows the blade shield to be opened when changing blade assembly components and closed after the change is completed.

[0019] Furthermore, casters are installed at the four corners of the bottom of the frame.

[0020] Casters are installed at the four corners of the bottom of the frame, which can be easily moved as a whole, improving the flexibility of use.

[0021] The beneficial effects of this utility model are: The blade assembly of this utility model adopts an adjustable stop for quick positioning and clamping, which enables quick replacement and fixed installation of the blade assembly, making it convenient for users to clean the blades and improving the product's safety performance and hygiene requirements. The blade comb adopts a quick-release pressure plate design, which uses the blade comb pressure plate to rotate and press against the upper part of the blade comb, preventing the blade comb from jumping and causing the blade to collide with the blade comb, damaging the cutting blade and causing the blade comb to wear out quickly.

[0022] In this invention, one end of the conveyor belt is designed to be of adjustable length. A lead screw can rotate the rotating sleeve to bring the driven roller closer to the driving roller, facilitating the installation and removal of the conveyor belt, as well as its cleaning and replacement. The feeding section utilizes a conveyor belt for convenient user feeding, while the discharge section incorporates a conveyor design to ensure the material safely and hygienically enters the storage bin. The presence of conveyor belts at both the infeed and discharge points enables continuous cutting, improving product performance and efficiency, and better meeting user requirements for equipment safety and hygiene. Attached Figure Description

[0023] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of this utility model.

[0024] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the internal structure of this utility model.

[0025] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the installation of the knife assembly and transmission assembly in this utility model.

[0026] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the knife assembly in this utility model.

[0027] Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of the front structure of this utility model.

[0028] Figure 6 This is a schematic diagram of the installation of the mounting bracket and the conveyor belt in this utility model.

[0029] As shown in the figure: 1. Casters, 2. Reducer, 3. Frame, 4. Drive Motor, 5. Small Pulley, 6. Synchronous Belt, 7. Large Pulley, 8. Blade Set Gear, 9. Transmission Frame Plate, 10. Fixed Vertical Plate, 11. Mounting Bracket, 12. Square Frame, 13. Feed Conveyor Driven Roller, 14. Feed Conveyor Belt, 15. Upper Transmission Gear, 16. Feed Conveyor Belt Driven Roller, 17. Blade Comb Pressure Plate, 18. Blade Comb, 19. Blade Set Assembly, 20. Pressure Block, 21. Positioning Bolts, 22. Discharge Conveyor Belt, 23. Discharge Conveyor Belt Driven Roller, 24. Discharge Hopper, 25. Discharge Conveyor Belt Main... 26. Moving roller, 27. Right guard, 28. Knife guard, 29. Left guard, 30. Lower drive shaft, 31. Clamping block, 32. Clamping plate, 33. Fixed frame, 34. Square frame, 35. Knife assembly upright plate, 36. Lower drive shaft, 37. Lower drive gear, 38. Lower reduction gear, 39. Upper drive shaft, 40. Coupling, 41. Connecting plate, 42. Upper stop upright plate, 43. Lower stop upright plate, 44. Drive gear, 45. Positioning upright plate, 46. Support frame, 47. Adjusting motor, 48. Lead screw, 49. Rotating sleeve, 50. Connecting rod. Detailed Implementation

[0030] To clearly illustrate the technical features of this solution, the following detailed implementation method will be used to explain the solution.

[0031] A continuous meat slicer includes a frame 3 with casters 1 mounted at each of the four corners of its bottom. A support frame 46 is connected to one side of the top of the frame 3, and mounting brackets 11 are connected to the four corners of the top of the support frame 46 via fixed upright plates 10. A feed conveyor belt 14 is rotatably mounted on both ends of the mounting brackets 11 via a drive roller and a driven roller. A detachable blade assembly, supported by an adjusting stop, is mounted on one side of the top of the frame 3 on the support frame 46. Positioning upright plates 45 are provided on both sides of the blade assembly on the top of the frame 3 to limit the lateral displacement of the blade assembly. The adjusting stop includes a pressure block 20 and a positioning bolt 21. The pressure block 20 has a through-hole in the middle for the positioning bolt 21 to pass through, and both ends of the pressure block 20 form abutment blocks for abutting against the blade assembly upright plate 34 and the frame 3, respectively. The positioning bolt 21 passes through the through-hole into the pressure block 20 and is threaded into a positioning hole on the top of the frame 3.

[0032] The cutter assembly 19 includes two parallel and facing cutter plates 34. Two parallel cutter shafts are rotatably mounted between the two cutter plates 34. Several cutting blades are fixed on each cutter shaft. The cutting trajectories of the cutting blades on the two cutter shafts partially overlap. One end of each cutter shaft passes through one side of the cutter plate 34 and is fitted with meshing cutter gears 8. A drive motor 4 is installed in the middle of the frame 3. A transmission assembly is installed on the top of the frame 3 on one side of the cutter gears 8. A large pulley 7 is installed at the input end of the transmission assembly and is connected to a small pulley 5 on the drive shaft of the drive motor 4 via a synchronous belt 6. The first output end of the transmission assembly is connected to one of the cutter gears 8, and the second output end of the transmission assembly is connected to the drive roller 16 of the feed conveyor belt.

[0033] The transmission assembly includes two transmission frame plates 9 facing each other and fixedly connected by a fixing rod. The bottoms of the two transmission frame plates 9 are bent towards each other to form flat plates, which are fixedly installed on the top of the frame 3 by bolts. Between the two transmission frame plates 9, a lower transmission shaft 35, a middle transmission shaft, and an upper transmission shaft 39 are rotatably arranged from bottom to top. The lower transmission shaft 35 has a lower transmission gear 36 installed between the two transmission frame plates 9. One end of the lower transmission shaft 36 serves as an input end, passing through one transmission frame plate 9 and connecting to the large pulley 7. The other end of the lower transmission shaft 35 serves as a first output end, passing through the other transmission frame plate 9 and connecting to the drive gear 44 that meshes with the cutter gear 8. The middle transmission shaft has a large reduction gear 37 and a small reduction gear 38 installed between the two transmission frame plates 9, respectively. The large reduction gear 37 meshes with the lower transmission gear 36. The upper transmission shaft 39 has an upper transmission gear 15 installed between the two transmission frame plates 9 that meshes with the small reduction gear 38. One end of the upper transmission shaft 39 serves as a second output end, passing through the transmission frame plate 9 and connecting to the feed conveyor belt drive roller 16 through a coupling 40.

[0034] The tops of the two blade assembly upright plates 34 are respectively connected to baffle plates arranged along the feeding direction. The baffle plates include connecting plates 41 fixed on the top surface of the blade assembly upright plates 34. One side of the connecting plate 41 in the length direction is bent upward to form an upper baffle plate 42, and the other side of the connecting plate 41 in the length direction is bent downward into the blade assembly upright plates 34 to form a lower baffle plate 43. The tops of the two blade assembly upright plates 34 are respectively equipped with blade combs 18 that cooperate with the two blade assemblies in the front and back of the feeding direction. The two ends of the connecting plate 41 are respectively rotatably connected to blade comb pressure plates 17.

[0035] A mounting bracket 11 is installed at an angle directly below the blade assembly 19 on the frame 3. The discharge conveyor belt 22 is rotatably mounted on both ends of the mounting bracket 11 via a drive roller and a driven roller. A reducer 2 for driving the discharge conveyor belt 22 is installed at the bottom of the frame 3. A discharge hopper 24 for receiving materials is installed on the mounting bracket 11 below the blade assembly 19.

[0036] To ensure the cleanliness of the equipment, a left guard 28 and a right guard 26 are installed on both sides of the frame 3. The frame 3 is detachably connected to the blade guard 27 above the blade assembly 19. One side of the blade guard 27 is hinged to the right guard 26 via a hinge. A locking block 30 is protruding on the other side of the blade guard 27 near the left guard 28. A locking plate 31 is rotatably installed on the left guard 28. A corresponding slot is opened on the locking plate 31 to cooperate with the locking block 30.

[0037] In this utility model, the mounting bracket 11 includes a fixed frame 32 of shape [ ]. The outer side of the open end of the fixed frame 32 is respectively connected to a square frame 33 with an internal cavity. The two square frames 33 have a guide groove communicating with the cavity along the length direction on their opposite sides. An adjusting motor 47 is installed at the inner end of the cavity of each square frame 33. The drive shaft of the adjusting motor 47 is connected to a lead screw 48 that is rotatably connected to the outer end of the cavity. A rotating sleeve 49 is threaded onto the lead screw 48. The circumferential surface of the rotating sleeve 49 is vertically connected to a connecting rod 50 that slides with the guide groove. The two connecting rods 50 are rotatably connected to the driven roller through a bearing.

[0038] The working process of this utility model: In use, the drive motor 4 is started. The drive motor 4 drives the synchronous belt 6 via the small pulley 5, which in turn drives the large pulley 7 to rotate. The rotation of the large pulley 7 then drives the lower drive shaft 35 to rotate. The drive gear 44 at the other end of the lower drive shaft 35 drives the blade gear 8 to rotate. The two blade gears 8 rotate in opposite directions, which can be used for cutting meat pieces. At the same time, the lower drive gear 36 on the lower drive shaft 35 can sequentially drive the large reduction gear 37, the small reduction gear 38, and the upper drive gear 15 to rotate, which in turn drives the feeding conveyor via the upper drive shaft 39. The drive roller 16 rotates, thereby providing power input to the feed conveyor belt 14. The meat is placed on the feed conveyor belt 14 and transported to the two blade assembly 19. The two opposing blade assemblies cut the meat. Each blade assembly is equipped with a comb 18. The comb 18 adopts a quick-release pressure plate design. By rotating the comb pressure plate 17, the comb 18 is pressed and positioned on the top of the blade assembly upright plate 34, which can effectively prevent the comb 18 from jumping, avoid the blades from colliding with the comb 18, and reduce the rapid wear of the comb 18.

[0039] The cut meat products fall into the discharge hopper 24 on the discharge conveyor belt 22 below, and the discharge conveyor belt 22 transports the meat products to other containers. The first cut product is meat slices, which are then cut into meat strips, and the meat strips are further cut into cubes. Users can perform one or more cuts as needed.

[0040] When the blade assembly 19 needs to be cleaned after long-term use, simply rotate the positioning bolt 21 to loosen the pressure block 20, and rotate the pressure block 20 to separate it from the blade assembly 19. This allows the blade assembly 19 to be separated from the frame 3, making it easier to clean the blade assembly 19 separately. At the same time, the blade comb 18 is mounted on the upper part of the blade assembly. By rotating the blade comb pressure plate 17, the blade comb 18 can be easily separated from the blade assembly, making the cleaning of the blade assembly even more convenient. After cleaning, the blade comb 18 and the blade assembly can be reassembled. By rotating the blade comb pressure plate 17 in the opposite direction, the blade comb pressure plate 17 presses onto the top of the blade comb 18, achieving the positioning and installation of the blade comb 18.

[0041] Similarly, for conveyor belt replacement, the drive motor 47 can be used to drive the lead screw 48 to rotate. The lead screw 48 drives the rotating sleeve 49 to rotate, which in turn drives the connecting rod 50 to move the driven roller along the guide groove, shortening the distance between the drive roller and the driven roller. This makes the conveyor belt looser, making it easier to remove and clean. The cleaned and replaced conveyor belt can be placed between the drive roller and the driven roller. By reversing the drive motor 47, the lead screw 48 reverses, increasing the distance between the drive roller and the driven roller, thus tensioning the conveyor belt and ensuring its normal operation.

[0042] Of course, the above description is not limited to the examples above. Technical features of this utility model not described can be implemented by or using existing technology, and will not be repeated here. The above embodiments and drawings are only used to illustrate the technical solution of this utility model and are not intended to limit this utility model. This utility model has been described in detail with reference to preferred embodiments. Those skilled in the art should understand that any changes, modifications, additions or substitutions made by those skilled in the art within the scope of this utility model do not depart from the spirit of this utility model and should also fall within the protection scope of the claims of this utility model.

Claims

1. A continuous meat slicer, comprising a frame, characterized in that: A support frame is connected to the top of the frame on one side, and mounting brackets are connected to the four corners of the top of the support frame via fixed upright plates. The two ends of the mounting brackets are rotatably mounted with a feed conveyor belt via a drive roller and a driven roller. A detachable cutter assembly is mounted on the top of the frame on one side of the support frame via an adjusting block, which is supported by the end of the feed conveyor belt. The cutter assembly includes two parallel and facing cutter upright plates. Two parallel cutter shafts are rotatably mounted between the two cutter upright plates. Several cutting blades are fixed on each cutter shaft. The cutting trajectories of the cutting blades on the two cutter shafts partially overlap. One end of each cutter shaft passes through one side of the cutter upright plate and is fitted with meshing cutter gears. A drive motor is installed in the middle of the frame. A transmission assembly is installed on the top of the frame on one side of the cutter gears. A large pulley is installed at the input end of the transmission assembly and is connected to a small pulley on the drive shaft of the drive motor via a synchronous belt. The first output end of the transmission assembly is connected to one of the cutter gears, and the second output end of the transmission assembly is connected to the drive roller of the feed conveyor belt.

2. The continuous meat slicer according to claim 1, characterized in that: The adjusting block includes a pressure block and a positioning bolt. The pressure block has a through-hole in the middle for the positioning bolt to pass through. The two ends of the pressure block are respectively formed as abutment blocks for abutting against the cutter assembly plate and the frame. The positioning bolt passes through the through-hole, passes through the pressure block, and is inserted into the positioning hole on the top of the frame.

3. The continuous meat slicer according to claim 1, characterized in that: The transmission assembly includes two transmission frame plates that are positioned opposite each other and fixedly connected by a fixing rod. The bottoms of both transmission frame plates are bent towards each other to form flat plates, which are then fixed to the top of the machine frame with bolts. Between the two transmission frame plates, a lower transmission shaft, a middle transmission shaft, and an upper transmission shaft are rotatably arranged from bottom to top. A lower transmission gear is installed between the two transmission frame plates on the lower transmission shaft. One end of the lower transmission shaft serves as the input end, passing through one transmission frame plate and connecting to a large pulley. The other end of the lower transmission shaft serves as the first output end, passing through the other transmission frame plate and connecting to a drive gear that meshes with the cutter gear. A large reduction gear and a small reduction gear are installed between the two transmission frame plates on the middle transmission shaft. The large reduction gear meshes with the lower transmission gear. An upper transmission gear that meshes with the small reduction gear is installed between the two transmission frame plates on the upper transmission shaft. One end of the upper transmission shaft serves as the second output end, passing through the transmission frame plate and connecting to the drive roller of the feed conveyor belt via a coupling.

4. The continuous meat slicer according to claim 1, characterized in that: The tops of the two blade assembly uprights are respectively connected to baffle plates set along the feeding direction. The baffle plates include connecting plates fixed to the top surface of the blade assembly uprights. One side of the connecting plate in the length direction is bent upward to form an upper baffle plate, and the other side of the connecting plate in the length direction is bent downward into the blade assembly uprights to form a lower baffle plate. The tops of the two blade assembly uprights are respectively equipped with blade combs that cooperate with the two blade assemblies in the front and back directions of the feeding direction. Both ends of the connecting plates are rotatably connected to blade comb pressure plates.

5. The continuous meat slicer according to claim 1, characterized in that: The frame is tilted and mounted on the mounting bracket directly below the blade assembly. The two ends of the mounting bracket are rotated and mounted on the discharge conveyor belt via drive rollers and driven rollers. A reducer is installed at the bottom of the frame to drive the discharge conveyor belt.

6. The continuous meat slicer according to claim 5, characterized in that: The mounting bracket is installed below the blade assembly to house the discharge hopper for receiving materials.

7. The continuous meat slicer according to claim 1 or 5, characterized in that: The mounting bracket includes a fixed frame of type [ ], with square frames containing cavities connected to the outer side of the open end of the fixed frame. The two square frames facing each other have guide grooves along their length that communicate with the cavities. An adjusting motor is installed inside the cavity of each square frame. The drive shaft of the adjusting motor is connected to a lead screw that is rotatably connected to the outer end of the cavity. A rotating sleeve is threaded onto the lead screw. The circumference of the rotating sleeve is perpendicularly connected to a connecting rod that slides in cooperation with the guide groove. The two connecting rods are rotatably connected to a driven roller through a bearing.

8. The continuous meat slicer according to claim 1, characterized in that: The left and right guards are installed on both sides of the frame respectively. The guards are detachably connected to the frame above the blade assembly. One side of the guard is hinged to the right guard. The other side of the guard, near the left guard, has a protruding locking block. A locking plate is rotatably installed on the left guard, and a corresponding locking groove is opened on the locking plate to cooperate with the locking block.

9. The continuous meat slicer according to claim 1, characterized in that: Casters are installed at the four corners of the bottom of the frame.

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