This invention discloses a
degreasing mechanism for tiger-
skin eggs, comprising a main shaft, a turntable, and suction cups. Multiple pairs of turntables connect the suction cups to the main shaft, and the suction cups rotate around the main shaft. A telescopic rod drives the suction cups to reciprocate, with the direction of movement parallel to the main shaft axis. A
micro motor, mounted on the turntable, drives the suction cups to rotate. A corrugated
pipe and a negative pressure
assembly generate negative pressure inside the corrugated
pipe to adsorb the egg. The negative pressure
assembly connects a
vacuum pump to the corrugated
pipe. The advantages of this invention are that it changes the existing soaking-type
degreasing method. After the egg is held by the suction cups, it rotates and uses
centrifugal force to remove the oil from the egg's surface. After
degreasing, the egg is placed on a conveyor mechanism to prevent oil from re-adhering to the egg. Simultaneously, it eliminates the need for contact with water, avoiding a large
temperature difference between the egg's surface and center, effectively preventing egg
cracking and improving product quality.