What is a twitching machine?

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jerking machine is an automated machine made for plucking feathers outside poultry and is usually used in poultry processing to defect dead birds. Most units of jerking machines can process many types of poultry, although some may have problems with heavier birds such as turkey. Depending on the model and method, most jerks are taken from one to six minutes to completely pull out all the feathers from the bird. There are several different methods of jerking and common methods include wet, dry and wax. This machine often applies a lot of strength to get feathers from the poultry, but usually does not damage the skin.

Most units of plucking machines are able to process many types of birds. For example, one machine can be able to process ducks, chickens, quail and wild birds without problems. Stressful birds such as large ducks and turkey can be difficult for some machines. This means that the user should not process a bird that is too heavy for the plucker; Otherwise it can or poultry may not be completely tornn.

There are many types of twinkling machine units and most of them can twitch the bird in a similar time window. Fast models can complete twitching in about a minute, while slower models last up to six minutes. Slower models can be more efficient because faster models tend to have a slightly higher chance to leave some feathers intact. Most machines also have a image that allows all functions to easily extend from the machine after removal.

depending on the user's preference and on what type of poultry it processes several different methods of twitching to best remove feathers. Drought method does not use any liquid and has no initial preparation; The bird is ripped as it is. With the wet method, the bird will usually be soaked in sample water by a machine, which usually helps to release and remove Feato. Wax jerking is usually used for birds with larger feathers and wax adds the weight of the feathers, whichIt makes it easier to remove the machine.

When the machine is working on poultry, the process is rarely soft and gentle. Rather, the bird is usually thrown or shaken at high speed and force to best remove feathers. Although a lot of strength is used, most units of jerking the machine will not damage the bird. This means that the tissue of the skin and muscle will be intact and removes only feathers.