Vemag CC215 Alginate Sausage Line

Monday, 20 August, 2018 | Supplied by: Vemag Australia Pty Ltd

The CC215 is an attachment to produce sausage in an alginate casing. The sausages can either be discharged on a hanging unit or individually on a belt.

It has a high production speed with efficient, continuous production processes. It is also flexible, hygienic and requires low maintenance.

Other features include: consistent quality; reduced costs as time is no longer required for casing changes; and the possibility of ‘pure’ halal, poultry, vegetarian and kosher products.

Online: www.vemag.com.au
Phone: 07 3829 3868

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