A tradition of innovation in cutters
GEA is no newcomer to bowl cutting. Krämer+Grebe laid the foundation of today’s generation of GEA CutMasters over 80 years ago. Since then, we’ve developed the world’s first propeller cutter with a knife arm support from just one side. Then came the first vacuum bowl cutter and world’s first dual-knife cutter. We’ve also set cutting speed records on later machines. And so much more. Today’s GEA CutMaster Gen 3 comes with integrated AC technology. It has a new standardized user interface. Optional predictive and preventive maintenance systems are available too.
A selection of GEA CutMaster applications
The CutMaster is GEA’s standard bowl cutter. It’s perfect for a wide range of product applications. The vacuum sealed CutMaster V excludes air from food emulsion. This simulates protein extraction and reduces the risk of jelly deposits. The CutMaster DUO has 2 knife heads. It’s ideal for dry fermented sausages such as salami.
Meat applications
Such as bologna, mortadella, pate, vienna sausages, jagdwurst, salami, chorizo and bratwurst.
Fine emulsion sausage
Dry fermented sausage
Cooked sausage
Kabanos
Raw sausage
Plant-based & vegetarian applications
Such as plant-based fish nuggets, plant-based burger, falafel and plant-based sausage.
Plant-based nugget
Plant-based burger
Plant-based sausage
Falafel
Vegetarian burger
Other applications
Such as dumpling filling, soups & sauces, processed cheese and surimi.
Dumpling
Sauces
Processed cheese
Surimi
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GEA CutMaster
Le GEA CutMaster coupe, mélange et émulsifie toutes sortes de produits pour saucisses gros grains ou pâte fine. En option, les produits peuvent être cuits ou refroidis. Tous les process trouvent leur place dans le CutMaster, et ce, sans besoin d'autres équipements périphériques.
GEA CutMaster DUO
The GEA CutMaster DUO is a bowl cutter, designed to give you extra cutting power for speedy processing. A second knife head with specially developed raw sausage knives in the same industrial bowl cutter means you can expect fast mixing and cutting of your raw sausage recipes, for significantly short batch times.
GEA CutMaster V
A compact, versatile bowl cutter that cuts, mixes and emulsifies under vacuum - helping reduce air inclusion, improve yield, enhance color and flavor, and extend shelf life across meat and alternative protein applications.
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Ce n'est pas parce que vous avez des machines efficaces que votre usine l'est. Une trajectoire d'amélioration efficace commence souvent par une analyse qui ne se limite pas aux équipements pris individuellement, et cherche à comprendre comment les processus, les systèmes énergétiques et les décisions opérationnelles s'influencent mutuellement. C'est une démarche holistique, conçue pour repérer des opportunités qui, sans cela, risqueraient de passer inaperçues.
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