PRESS RELEASE
Uppsala, Sweden 30/11/2006
Effective machine for removing
pin bones in many fish species.
For fish processors striving for faster deboning, the swedish
company Exos offers the new pin bone remover Exos-220E. So far the Exos-220E
has proved to work in almost twenty different fish species, including Great
silver smelt, Pike Perch, Coho, Sockeye salmon, Atlantic Salmon, Sea Trout,
Saithe, Haddock, Herring, Whitefish, Chinook, Salmon, Perch, Rainbow Trout,
Char, Mackerel and Hake.
One customer says: īWe bought our Exos-220E
machine after two days of testing. We have over the years tried most pin bone
removers on the market, and I have never used a faster and more effective machine.
In less than four seconds all bones were removed from a 800 gram Salmon fillet.
This gives a very quick return on our investmentī
Kari Koljonen, Chief Technical Officer at
Exos, explaines the difference from other machines on the market: īThe design
with two wheels instead of one, in combination with a powerful brushless motor,
gives us the advantage of moving the machine faster over the fillet. If the
first wheel misses the bone, wheel number two will pull it out. The speed of
the wheels can easily be adjusted from the control box.ī, concludes mr
Koljonen.
Although the Exos-220E is fast, the processed fillet showed no
gaping or other damages. This machine is built for professional use, which
means it is lightweight and easy to handle and maintain. After a days work all
vital parts can be removed by hand without any tools, for effective cleaning.
A big advantage with an electric machine is
the fact the handle will not get cold as with an air driven deboner, which is
very appreciated by the users.
The Exos-220E is equipped with an in-built
cleaning device, which means the operator can clean the machine just by
clicking a button on the handle.
Exos and itĒs staff have more than fifteen
years experience developing equipment for removing pin bones. For more
information, please visit www.exos.se
Exos AB
Ekeby Bruk
SE-752 75 Uppsala, Sweden
