Dicing machine
AssigneeToni Reifenhauser
InventorsToni Reifenhauser, Helmut Walter Maus
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Abstract
A dicing machine for cutting foodstuffs, such as meat, bacon and the like into cubes and having a magazine which is rectangular in cross section and which receives the commodity that is to be cut and which has a filling aperture extending substantially over its length and in which a movable ram forces the commodity against a lattice-work of knives arranged at one open end of the magazine.
Claims11
A dicing machine for foodstuffs, such as meat, bacon and the like having a magazine which is rectangular in cross-section and which receives the foodstuff that is to be cut, said magazine having a filling aperture extending substantially over its length, lattice-work knives arranged at one open end of the magazine, a piston movable into the magazine to force the foodstuff against said lattice-work knives for extrusion of the foodstuff in strips, one cross-sectional diagonal of the magazine extending horizontally, the length of said diagonal determining the width of the filling aperture and a roof-angle-shaped slider to close said filling aperture, said slider being movable parallel to said piston and having two front cutting edges.
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