The rise in popularity of shredded meat has brought with it a number of devices to help make shredding easier — the most common and well known being shredding claws. For years, these hand-held devices have been the tool of choice for restaurants, food vendors, schools, and some meat processing plants looking to provide shredded meat options to their customers. They are relatively cheap, easy
The rise in popularity of shredded meat has made meat shredders a must-have item for restaurants and food processing facilities alike. The ability to quickly and easily shred meat product, rather than pulling it apart by hand or with shredding claws, allows for faster service, greater output, and ultimately, more satisfied customers. If you’re looking to get into the shredded meat game, a meat shredding
Fusion Tech Integrated, a custom metal fabrication company specializing in the food processing industry, announced today that is has acquired Cove Equipment, a provider of shredders, slicers, dicers, and smokehouses with Total-Flow-Control technology.
These two small conveyors from Fusion Tech were designed to utilize your small processing space to its fullest potential.
These ten maintenance and purchasing tips will help you keep your belt conveyor running at optimal efficiency for years.
Safely operating an auger conveyor in your processing plant is easy when you follow and share these six safety tips with your employees.
On Tuesday, October 20, Fusion Tech General Manager Dan Bentz partnered with Bunzl to show off our ergonomic and safety solutions at an on-site Ergonomic / Safety Showcase at Hormel Foods in Austin, Minnesota. Included in our booth were our new Ergo Trim Station, featuring an ergonomic stand with removable seat, and our Chem-Grate Ergonomic Stand, as well as our Ergonomic and Safety Solutions catalog and
According to the California Department of Labor Statistics and Research, workers in food-processing plants have a higher likelihood of being hurt on the job than workers in many other industries.1 Reaching across a conveyor, lifting heavy loads, twisting and bending at a work station, performing repetitive tasks, and working in awkward positions – all tasks commonly found in processing plants – are leading risk factors for
Friday is National Manufacturing (MFG) Day — a day devoted to giving manufacturers an opportunity to show the country what manufacturing is all about, and address some of the misperceptions about the manufacturing field. Below you will find 2 interesting manufacturing infographics that give you a glimpse into manufacturing in America (no, everything isn’t made China), and how the manufacturing industry impacts the American economy.
Friday is National Manufacturing (MFG) Day — a day devoted to giving manufacturers an opportunity to show the country what manufacturing is all about, and address some of the misperceptions about the manufacturing field. It is a day designed to amplify the voice of individual manufacturers and help their communities and future generations thrive. It’s a day to celebrate the achievements and impact the manufacturing
