Automatic shrimp peeling system（2 unit peeler standard）the best solution for shrimp factory.

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AutoPeel Shrimp Peeling Production Line
The system is composed of a series of machines with unique performances, used for batch processing of head-on (off) shrimps. Its end product is peeled shrimp, after the whole process of Pre-cleaning, head-off, peeling, separating, fine-cleaning, back-splitting, deveining, inspection and etc.
Compared with Traditional Manual Peeling:
Faster: Peeling speed is about 30 times than manual peeling, ensuring high efficiency.
Lower: Reduce labor cost. Smaller footprint for shrimp peeler, which reduces workshop construction budget and running cost.
Safer: Less contact between operation and products, shorten processing time while ensuring freshness and food safety.Smarter: Smart production plan. Start suitable quantities of peelers according to productivity requirement. Less problems with labor source during season and off-season
Main technical performance:
Improves production efficiency, saves labor and reduces cost , and suitable for batch processing of shrimp peeling;
Modern and compact design with rational construction. Smallest floor place usage, but largest production capacity;
Stainless steel parts meet HACCP hygiene requirement. Automatic machinery ensures low contamination;
The machinery is of high degree of automation. Open-structured design ensures easy cleaning, operation and maintenance. Best choice for modern, large and medium-scaled shrimp processing enterprises.

[@cooljam2008]

Today I spent 15minutes to peel the shells of 30 shrimps and wonder how the machine works.😂

[@OutOfComfort21]

Same 😂😂

[@moonfall8972]

I'm still confused as to how are they de-veined like they're sold in grocery stores. Thirty years ago my mom, just a block off the gulf in Treasure Island, would have a jar of local gulf shrimp she cooked in Old Bay seasoning ready for me. Today's shrimp are nothing like it.
She de-veined them so ready to eat.
It seems shrimp here in SE Alabama are also de-veined. I asked the fish guy at Publix and he said he doesn't know how that's done (obviously that happens before him).

[@rageofsweets]

it's amazing how it peels the shell - it applies pressure in a twisting motion, just like a human would do.

[@powertech2013]

Thank you, Great explaination.

[@ivanboskovic1260]

Which seconds?

[@ericlotze7724]

@@ivanboskovic1260~2:05

[@kevinstogner9477]

My heart be still !!!

[@khalmarks9568]

knowing my shrimp be hit with that mr clean water... its lit 😭💪💪

[@MHMSMAILY]

what about the shrimp head, how its removed ?

[@Widderic]

How the heck did they come up with that peeler!?

[@exildor]

How many square meters does a minimal setup require?

[@powertech2013]

This system is highly customizable. The minimal space is about 30-40m2 for just one unit peeler.

[@FacelordTopwar]

Just wondering if there are still shrimp shells left behind after the whole proces. Or are they all perfectly cleaned ?

[@powertech2013]

Hello, The final product is clean shrimp meat without any shell

[@TuanTran-nz4pz]

That Good,

[@powertech2013]

Thank you

[@thecabooseattheendofthetra9260]

To think I spent 25 years on a line working minimum wage peeling these one by one. Oh well, guess we can't all be doctors or architects.

[@sirajsiyad4966]

This mechine mechanical maintenance are available technicions in india

[@BattleIgnorance]

How much does it cost in USD?

[@powertech2013]

Hi, The system is customizable. The cost depends on the yield. You can send us your needs. Email is [e-mail]

[@michaellee1534]

This machine is copied from laitram , go to ask laitram for price directly which in Louisiana USA

[@user-bu1ix6tg9o]

around 110,000 chinese yuan

[@jigspadillo884]

What type of material is used in the peeling process

[@powertech2013]

Hello, please contact [e-mail] for more information

[@jasonwalker3928]

Hello is this machine able to behead prawns ( wild caught)?​@@powertech2013

[@powertech2013]

@@jasonwalker3928 Hello, Yes. This system can peel the whole shrimp. The end product is peeled shrimp without head

[@hafidkustanto5802]

have u distributor for Indonesia?

[@powertech2013]

Hello, We don't have customer in Indonesia. We provide service to Indonesia customers directly. You can send us email if you are interested: [e-mail]

[@mohammedmansoor7664]

How much cost in india

[@dfo990]

And how the shrimp intestine gets removed? Lol

[@genisis505]

is it available in india ?

[@powertech2013]

Hello, please contact [e-mail] for more information

[@alw1915]

Awesome

[@powertech2013]

Thank you

[@thestoic7433]

Where is this machinery made? Which country?

[@powertech2013]

It's made in Jiangsu province, China. The key parts like motor, bearing, etc are from German, Japan, etc.

[@changedpace9169]

​@@powertech2013interesting how all the complex parts are made in sophisticated countries and the rest is assembled by Chinese slaves

[@kimeli]

​@@changedpace9169happy now?

[@compass-uk]

China. you see 消防栓

[@Bonanzangulandara]

Limbah Kulitnya siap menampung

[@kafilchoudhury1613]

Price ? 400 kg per hour FOB

[@habikunikkat]

I need to know more. Can I get the seller contact?

[@powertech2013]

Yes, Please contact us: [e-mail]

[@mohamedchawkidjellali6659]

How can i get order this machine

[@moonfall8972]

Lol. If you're asking you don't need one.

[@moonfall8972]

Plus, it takes a food factory.

[@mohamedchawkidjellali6659]

@@moonfall8972 where are you from

[@EASYBOLT]

Something fishey happening

[@andywildlifeconservationist]

Cost in Indian Rupees?

[@powertech2013]

Please send email to [e-mail]

[@sivaramkrishna9194]

How much space it occupies and it's costing in indian rupee

[@haunter_1845]

I'd rather buy equipment like this from a non chinese company that doesnt need to publish sensational videos showing how the rest of the world processed shrimp in the 1950s. Showing off the Japanese made HMI is not good for your face.

[@lancesay]

here is the machine you are looking for ua-cam.com/video/4by8XhRi47k/v-deo.html is made in china; dont invent one, buy one or two, or just a lot of these machines.

[@powertech2013]

Hello, please contact [e-mail] for more information

[@p.boscardin]

@Casimiro