Foods and beverages: apparatus – Non-cooking heat treatment of food
Patent
1991-03-20
1992-10-27
Simone, Timothy F.
Foods and beverages: apparatus
Non-cooking heat treatment of food
83171, 99470, 99477, 99517, 99537, A22C 1700, A22C 2500, A22C 2518, A23L 336
Patent
active
051580101
ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to a portioning device for deep-frozen foodstuffs, more particularly fish. The portioning device is adapted to the portioning of parallelpipedic slabs (3). The slabs (3) are fed lying flat in the transverse position via a conveying path (6) to a drum (2) which is disposed above the conveying path (6) and whose generated surface (10) is equipped with heated separating webs (11, 12). The heated separating webs (11, 12) of the drum (2), which is driven in synchronism with the feed, subdivide the slab (3) in synchronism into individual portions (4,5). The shape of the portions (4,5) depends on the arrangement of the separating webs (11,12) on the drum generated surface (10). The subdivision of the slabs (3) into individual portions (4,5) is performed free from cutting losses, since the heated separating webs (11,12) soften up the deep-frozen foodstuffs at the cutting place.
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Heinz Nienstedt Maschinefabrik GmbH
Simone Timothy F.
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