MSP Issue 30
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NEWS<br />
LIMA: Quality in Separation at the<br />
ANUGA FOODTEC 2018!<br />
LIMA<br />
LIMA will exhibit at ANUGA<br />
FOODTEC 2018, their NEW “LIMA<br />
quality meat”, meat-bone separator<br />
LIMA RM 50 S.<br />
RM 50 S<br />
In spite of its compact size, the<br />
LIMA RM 50 S enables to reach yet<br />
substantial outputs and is perfectly<br />
sized for chicken meat-bone<br />
separation applications.<br />
As all LIMA “S” separators, this<br />
model of LIMA machine is used<br />
satisfactorily and acclaimed around<br />
the globe by customers producing<br />
the highest quality of MSM<br />
(Mechanically Separated Meat) at<br />
high yield.<br />
The LIMA RM 50 S with very few<br />
additional parts can be changed over<br />
into a:<br />
• LIMA RM 40 DDS / DD deboner /<br />
desinewer<br />
Similarly, any LIMA S model can<br />
easily be changed over into a DDS /<br />
DD deboner / desinewer.<br />
On this occasion, LIMA will also<br />
exhibit a LIMA RM 700 DDS / DD<br />
deboner / desinewer.<br />
The LIMA DDS / DD range ensures to<br />
get very HIGH QUALITY meat on raw<br />
products such as poultry, pork and<br />
beef. Typical applications:<br />
• Desinewing of raw materials with<br />
or without cartilage, such as, shank<br />
meat, trimmings, aponeurosis, high<br />
yields: from 80 to 95% while C/P<br />
ratios remain under controlled values<br />
and the temperature hardly increases<br />
during the process.<br />
• Mechanical deboning, the same<br />
LIMA machines, equipped with the<br />
adequate deboning head enable<br />
to produce very HIGH QUALITY<br />
separated meat, in terms of structure,<br />
colour and low Calcium content, less<br />
than 1 000 ppm.<br />
To know more about LIMA’s<br />
numerous applications, please come<br />
and see their specialists on their<br />
booth hall 6.1 n° B091/099.<br />
Â<br />
www.lima-france.com<br />
12 | <strong>MSP</strong> Magazine • February/March 2018