- Typical capacity
- Units in this class commonly process around 1500-2000 purses per hour, depending on crab size and type.
- Power supply
- Typically requires a standard industrial electrical supply, often three-phase, alongside compressed air and water connections.
- Operating principle
- Utilises centrifugal force to separate crab meat from the shell and internal organs.
- Materials of construction
- Commonly constructed from food-grade stainless steel for hygiene and durability in wet environments.
- Maintenance requirements
- Regular cleaning, lubrication of moving parts, and periodic inspection/replacement of bearings and seals are typical.
- Suitable crab types
- Designed for various crab species, with performance potentially varying based on shell hardness and size consistency.