PROSTHETIC TOOL FOR EVISCERATING AND SCALERING FISH WITH WASTE SUCTION SYSTEMS

Abstract

A prosthetic tool for gutting and scaling fish with waste suction systems, of the type comprising a wrist attachment that is held on the user's hand, said attachment having two front phalanges that are joined to an eviscerator by means of a pin, characterized in that: the eviscerator terminates in sharp, claw-like ends and has two lower thimbles compatible with the position of the user's index and middle fingers; there is a water supply pipe and a blood suction pipe mounted on top of the eviscerator by means of fasteners; there is a frame where a water tank and a blood tank are located; inside the eviscerator there is an RF control module connected to two buttons that protrude from the eviscerator, said control module is associated with an electronic controller located inside the frame; and inside the frame there is a rechargeable battery that powers the electronic controller and the pumps.