The Sepamatic 410 is a meat separator — sometimes called a deboner or mechanical separator — designed to separate usable raw meat from unwanted material such as cartilage, veins, skin, and bones. Machines of this type are a core fixture in meat processing operations where maximising yield and minimising waste are commercial priorities. Sepamatic is a recognised manufacturer of meat separation equipment serving the food processing industry, and the 410 is a representative example of their industrial separator range.
The working principle centres on a continuous pressing action: raw material is fed between a flexible clamping band and a rotating perforated drum. The pressure forces soft, desirable meat through precision holes in the drum, while tougher elements — connective tissue, bone fragments, and cartilage — remain on the outside and are discharged separately. The result is a cleaner, more consistent output suitable for further mechanical processing, with reduced meat-bone residue.
Output capacity is rated at between 200 and 800 kg/h, with the actual figure depending on the type of raw material being processed, the clamping force applied, and the drum hole size selected. Two drum hole diameters are available: 5 mm and 1.3 mm. The 5 mm option suits coarser separation applications, while the 1.3 mm diameter delivers a finer output, giving operators meaningful flexibility over the texture and composition of the finished product.
This example was manufactured in 2018, is offered in used condition, and is currently located in Poland.
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