MEATing POINT Magazine: #07/ 2016
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... INSPECTION SYSTEMS ...<br />
GROTE COMPANY<br />
WILL BE SHOWCASING FULLY AUTOMATED<br />
LINE FOR SANDWICH PRODUCTION<br />
Grote Company, a leading manufacturer<br />
of precision slicing and application,<br />
sandwich automation and pizza topping<br />
equipment, will be showcasing its<br />
innovative fully automated line for<br />
sandwich production and the new<br />
generation of Log End Slicer specifically<br />
designed to recover useable slices from<br />
otherwise wasted log ends.<br />
Grote’s sandwich lines represent a<br />
step-change in the ability to automate<br />
sandwich, panini and wrap production<br />
with bespoke design offering flexibility<br />
which can be adapted to changeover<br />
quickly when producing many different<br />
recipes.<br />
Through constant innovation we are<br />
able to offer a growing number of<br />
machinery solutions for everything from<br />
bulk slicing to slicing and applying,<br />
to sandwich automation and pizza<br />
production.<br />
Regardless of your processing needs, in<br />
a market that is continuing to change<br />
and develop, Grote offers equipment<br />
designed to improve and enhance your<br />
food processing operations.<br />
www.grotecompany.com<br />
IFFA<br />
Hall 9, Booth E39<br />
The machine manufacturer LASKA,<br />
founded back in the year 1880 and now<br />
led by the 5th generation, develops and<br />
fabricates high-quality and innovative<br />
special-purpose machines and automated<br />
production lines for the food industry<br />
as one of the world’s leading brands.<br />
The most important features of LASKA<br />
products, 98% of which are exported to<br />
more than 140 countries, are functionality,<br />
robustness, reliability and data processing.<br />
The latest remarkable product range<br />
development concerns the expansion of<br />
the innovative “Emulsifier NanoCutter”<br />
series. The LASKA Vacuum Emulsifier<br />
will be presented to the public for the<br />
first time at IFFA. The Vacuum Emulsifier<br />
also uses the patented and award<br />
winning cutting system first introduced<br />
with the successful NanoCutter series.<br />
A further important new development<br />
step is the presentation of the two<br />
speed phase universal mincer Super<br />
Grinder WWB 300-2. The WWB<br />
NEW LAUNCHES FROM LASKA<br />
300-2 brings remarkable improved<br />
performance both for handling deep<br />
frozen meat blocks at temperatures<br />
down to – 25 degrees Celsius and also<br />
for processing fresh meat. This makes it<br />
an absolutely essential do-everything<br />
heavy-duty worker for every production<br />
line where enormous throughputs need<br />
to be dealt with.<br />
Improvements to the tried-and-tested<br />
“LASKA SuperCutter PLUS” series<br />
introducing new operating elements,<br />
to make working with this application<br />
easier and more ergonomic, will also be<br />
on show at IFFA without fail this year.<br />
This further development of the LASKA<br />
SuperCutter has been improved with<br />
an even better cutting effectiveness<br />
plus the easiest operation and machine<br />
maintenance. The LASKA SuperCutter<br />
PLUS range comprises all industrial<br />
cutters from 200l to 750l.<br />
The new award winning automatic<br />
Filling Station for E2 boxes will also<br />
be presented at IFFA for the first<br />
time. This new construction is used to<br />
take minced material via a conveyor<br />
belt directly into the hopper of the<br />
machine. The minced meat is then<br />
filled automatically into evenly sized<br />
E2 boxes and transported onwards.<br />
The big advantages this automation<br />
stride assures for the line operator are<br />
perfectly obvious.<br />
LASKA is continuing the innovative<br />
thrust it has been pursuing over many<br />
years with the continued development<br />
of sophisticated automated production<br />
lines, which will again be on show at<br />
IFFA <strong>2016</strong>. The top issues here are<br />
resources saving through automation<br />
with two production lines that cut<br />
resource consumption, save energy<br />
and assure an optimal production<br />
process. A fine emulsion line and a<br />
minced meat production line will be<br />
in show operation for visitors.<br />
IFFA<br />
www.laska.at<br />
Hall 8, Booth H36-G32<br />
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