Control the crumb

CrumbMaster Gen 2

CrumbMaster Gen 2 is the latest evolution of GEA’s dedicated crumb coater, embodying more than 60 years' experience in developing coating machines closely working with leading coating producers. The new coater/breader ensures high-quality and consistent coverage for all products, and handles a broad range of crumb types with minimal crumb breakage. The new CrumbMaster also promotes a cleaner, dust-free working environment. Its clever, easy-to-clean design will help you control the crumb and master your coating process for a happier workforce, better products and satisfied customers.

GEA CrumbMaster Gen2 - versatile crumb coating machine
GEA CrumbMaster Gen2 | main applications such as coated poultry, fish, vegetarian, meat alternative products
GEA CrumbMaster Gen2 | crumb coating machine with minimal crumb breakage
GEA CrumbMaster Gen2 | crumb coating machine with patented crumb divider
GEA CrumbMaster Gen2 | crumb coating machine with optimum coating adhesion
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