This Nirotech Myjka Biczowa is a flail washer designed for use in pork slaughter lines, where it cleans pig carcasses as they pass through the clean zone of the processing facility. Sometimes referred to as a whip washer or rotary brush washer, this type of machine removes residual bristles, blood, and surface contamination from carcasses following the bleeding, dehairing, and singeing stages of the slaughter process. Nirotech is a manufacturer of stainless steel equipment for the meat processing industry, producing machinery suited to hygienic food-contact environments.
This is a three-shaft flail washer, with each of the three rotating shafts driven by its own independent motor. The shafts are fitted with two-finger rubber flails that actively scrub carcasses as they pass through, while an integrated water shower assists in flushing away loosened debris. The machine is constructed entirely from grade 1.4301 stainless steel, which carries food-contact certification and ensures the unit meets the hygiene requirements of modern meat processing lines. It is designed to be positioned either after the dehairing machine and singeing station — closing off the dirty zone of the line — or after the bleeding tank and before the scalding unit.
The machine measures 195 cm in length, 175 cm in width, and 370 cm in height, and has a rated throughput of up to 120 carcasses per hour. Water consumption is approximately 15 litres per minute at a supply pressure of 0.4 MPa and an operating water temperature of 38 °C. Installed power is 6.6 kW at a supply voltage of 400 V. Two units are available, both listed as used and located in Poland.
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