High-precision brine injection with maximum yield

GEA MultiJector 2mm

Deliver unmatched 2mm injection accuracy with flexible needles, low deviation, and optimal Time‑in‑Meat performance for consistently high product quality and profitability.

Main product applications

Main product applications for the MultiJector 2mm brine injection system include bacon, boneless and bone-in poultry products and spare ribs.

Technology highlights

The GEA MultiJector 2mm combines advanced injection technology with smart design features to ensure consistent product quality, high efficiency, and reliable operation. Its innovations focus on precision, improved brine uptake, and fast, easy cleaning to minimize downtime.

Additional equipment

Enhance the performance of your MultiJector with modular add-ons that improve filtration, product quality, and operational efficiency. These solutions integrate seamlessly into your process, helping maintain consistent injection performance, reduce downtime, and adapt to different product requirements across a wide range of applications.

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