This Laska WWB 200 is a frozen meat grinder — also known industrially as a frozen meat wolf — designed for the high-throughput size reduction of frozen meat blocks, often without the need for prior thawing. Machines of this type are a core fixture in large-scale meat processing plants and industrial food production facilities, where consistent output and the ability to handle fully frozen raw material are essential. Laska, trading as Maschinenfabrik LASKA GmbH, is an Austrian manufacturer with a long-established reputation in the meat processing industry, producing equipment including grinders, cutters, and mixers for industrial and commercial applications.
This particular unit carries serial number 13129 and was manufactured in 2009. It is powered by a three-phase 400 V / 50 Hz supply, with a rated power output of 68 kW and a nominal current draw of 130 A — figures that reflect the substantial mechanical force required to process fully frozen product. The machine's external footprint measures 2,500 × 1,700 × 2,000 mm.
The listing also includes a Laska BA 24 mast lift loader, serial number 12432, manufactured in 2007. The BA 24 is a mast-type trolley lifter designed to automatically tip standard Euro or bowl trolleys directly into the hopper of the main grinder, enabling ergonomic and safe loading without manual lifting. It operates on the same 3 × 400 V / 50 Hz supply, with a rated power of 1.5 kW and a current draw of 3.5 A, and stands 2,850 mm in height.
Both units are offered together as a complete loading and grinding system, currently located in Poland and offered in used condition.
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