Patented basket system
Meat is fed by means of a pressure and feeding screw against a cutting set and is compressed at the same time. The screw turns in a ”pressure pipe” - the worm housing. Grooves,
which have a twist,
are worked into this.
Through this the minced
product is supported and
prevented from flowing back
from the cutting assembly. The
”stops” or supporting elements in the
worm housing can be easily removed
as a ”basket system” with MADO. Only the
completely smooth "pressure pipe" remains
in the machine. In this way, perfectly hygienic cleaning of the mincer is made possible.

Patented pressure and feed screw
It has been proven by scientific research that only 10-30 % of the energy expended is needed for feeding the raw material with mincing screws. The cutting assembly consumes the major part of 70-90 % of the power. This discovery has led to the development of
the new bipartite
MADO
screw.
The drive
element ”
for the cutting
assembly is made
of high-grade stainless
steel and the ”feeder element"
is made of very strong plastic,
which possesses emergency
running properties and fulfills the purpose
of a low abrasive bearing for the screw. In this way,
the feared heavy metal abrasion is avoided and production safety is guaranteed.