The hooks are sized and built according to the area to which they are destined: slaughter line, manual or automatic evisceration, classification, cuts; and according to the type of birds to be slaughtered.
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In the slaughterhouse, if we wanted to list its components, without a doubt the hooks would be number 1. Although mechanically simple per se, and even more so when compared to the sophisticated machinery that surrounds them, the hooks are still a key component because they are, in the end, the common thread of processing as we know it. The hooks are sized and built according to the area to which they are destined: slaughter line, manual or automatic evisceration, classification, cuts; and according to the type of birds to be slaughtered.
Stainless steel and plastic resin are the materials used in their construction.
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