Hanging Type Sheep Offal Synchronous Inspection Conveyor

Product Overview

As each carcass reaches evisceration, its viscera are placed on the corresponding numbered or sequenced tray and hook. The overhead conveyor advances at a fixed relationship to the carcass line, carrying both streams through the inspection zone. The 1,200 mm reference pitch provides one repeated station per carcass. After inspection, accepted offal is removed for further handling and rejected material is diverted according to plant procedure. Empty carriers pass through the cleaning and sterilizing section before returning to the loading point.

Main Features

• Suspended layout keeps the return circuit and carrier structure off the main floor

• Synchronous presentation of carcass, white offal and red offal

• 304 stainless track, chain, trays and hooks in the stated configuration

• Reference tray/hook pitch of 1,200 mm

• Integrated hook‑sterilizing provision

• Designed for line capacities up to 300 head per hour

Technical Specifications

Hanging Type Sheep Offal Synchronous Inspection Conveyor

Reference configuration from the source listing. Confirm final utilities, materials, interfaces and performance in the supplier quotation.

Application

This conveyor is suited to medium‑capacity sheep or goat slaughter lines where official inspection requires the organs to remain correlated with each carcass. It is especially useful when floor space must stay clear for drainage, sanitation and personnel movement. The plant layout should provide safe loading and unloading heights, sufficient lighting, reject diversion, hot‑water sterilization utilities and access to the complete return circuit.

Reference Application Case

Reference application: a new 250‑head‑per‑hour sheep line uses a 1,200 mm carcass pitch

The hanging offal conveyor runs parallel to the dressing rail through a six‑position inspection zone. White viscera are placed in trays; red organs are suspended on matching hooks. A hold switch pauses both circuits if the inspector requires a closer examination. At the discharge, separate teams remove accepted material and route condemned material to a locked system. Final controls, inspection rules and staffing must be agreed with the local authority.

Advantages

• 1. Maintains a clear relationship between carcass and offal during inspection

• 2. Uses overhead space and keeps more of the processing floor accessible

• 3. Stainless carriers withstand frequent washdown when correctly maintained

• 4. Repeated pitch supports predictable inspection timing

• 5. Can incorporate hold, reject and sterilizing functions within one coordinated line