Genuine meatball stuffed machine stainless steel meatball maker

The machine produces approximately 280–300 meatballs per minute, which is around 16,800–18,000 meatballs per hour under continuous operation.

The unit is constructed from high-quality stainless steel for durability, corrosion resistance, and easy cleaning.

The single package size is 120 x 100 x 150 cm (L x W x H), and the machine weight is approximately 150.000 kg.

This is an automatic meatball maker designed for continuous, high-speed production.

Yes — it is described as a meatball stuffed machine, meaning it is designed to form both plain and stuffed meatballs. For details on stuffing options and available molds, check with the supplier.

The core component listed is the motor. For motor power, speed control, and electrical specifications, contact the manufacturer or your supplier for the exact model details.

Yes — with its high production rate and stainless steel construction, it is suitable for restaurants, catering services, food production facilities, and small businesses.

The machine is suitable for a variety of meat types and mixtures. For very soft, sticky, or high-fat mixes, it’s recommended to test batches to optimize settings and stuffing procedures.

The stainless steel design facilitates cleaning. Removable parts are typically designed for access, but follow the manufacturer's cleaning and maintenance guidelines for safe disassembly, sanitation, and reassembly.

Most meatball machines offer interchangeable molds or adjustable settings to change ball size. Confirm available mold sizes and adjustment features with the seller.

Power and voltage specifications are not listed in the provided description. Please contact the manufacturer or supplier to confirm electrical requirements for your region.

Warranty terms and spare-part availability are not specified here. Ask the seller or manufacturer (brand: CQ) about warranty length, coverage, and spare-part/accessory support before purchase.

The product ships in a single package. Some on-site setup or minor assembly may be required. Confirm with the supplier whether installation, testing, or start-up assistance is provided.

Many suppliers allow sample runs, demonstrations, or factory inspections. Contact the seller to request a demonstration, sample production, or video of the machine in operation.

The stainless steel construction is appropriate for food contact, but specific certifications (e.g., CE, NSF) are not listed. Request documentation of relevant food-safety certifications from the supplier if required for your operation.