The Baader 600 is a used meat processing machine — specifically a soft separator, sometimes referred to as a deboning machine — designed to extract meat, fat, or pulp from bones, skin, and cartilage with minimal damage to the recovered product. Baader is a well-established Danish manufacturer with a long history of supplying food processing equipment to the meat, poultry, and fish industries worldwide, and their separators are widely used by processors seeking to maximise yield from raw material.
This machine operates by pressing soft tissue through a perforated drum while retaining harder components — bones, sinew, and skin — on the outside. According to the seller's notes, the drum has a 3 mm perforation size, which determines the texture and purity of the separated output, and the separation is carried out using a flexible belt working in combination with that drum. This gentle pressing action is designed to preserve the quality and texture of the recovered meat or soft tissue rather than grinding or tearing it.
The machine is built on wheels, giving it mobility within a processing facility, which supports flexible line configurations and simplifies repositioning for cleaning or maintenance. The pressure system is noted to be self-regulating in a way that protects the machine from excessive wear, contributing to lower maintenance requirements over time. The design is described as straightforward to clean, an important consideration in food processing environments where hygiene standards and turnaround time between production runs are critical.
This 2017 machine is offered in used condition and is currently located in Poland.
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