Meat Product Making Machines Industrial Electric Automatic Meat Ball Extruder Fishball Maker Production Line

The machine produces approximately 200–230 meatballs per minute; actual output depends on ball size, recipe and operating conditions.

Power is 1.5 kW and it supports 220 V or 380 V supply. Confirm required voltage and phase with the supplier before installation.

Dimensions are 730 × 540 × 1680 mm (L × W × H) and the net weight is about 250 kg.

Yes—this is an industrial, fully automatic meatball extruder designed for continuous production with minimal manual intervention.

It is designed for meatballs and fishballs and is suitable for other stuffed or shaped meat products used in food manufacturing, restaurants and catering.

The unit is built for heavy-duty use and typically uses durable, food-contact grade materials (commonly stainless steel). Ask the supplier for specific material certificates if required.

Key product-contact parts are designed to be removable for cleaning. Routine maintenance includes regular cleaning, inspection of seals and lubrication of moving parts per the user manual.

Yes. Spare parts and technical support are available—contact the supplier or dealer for parts lists, pricing and after-sales service terms.

The product includes a machinery test report for quality assurance. Request additional certifications (e.g., CE, ISO or food-safety documents) from the seller if needed.

Yes. Ball size can be changed by swapping molds/dies, and production speed can be adjusted within the machine's operating range to suit product recipes and desired output.

The machine is designed for industrial use and typically includes safety guards and emergency stop functions. Confirm the exact safety features with the supplier and ensure staff are trained before operation.

You will need adequate floor space, a suitable electrical connection matching the machine voltage, stable flooring to support the 250 kg machine, and drainage/cleaning facilities. The supplier can provide installation guidance or on-site installation services.

Supplier offerings vary; many provide operator training, a user manual and start-up support. Confirm training options when ordering.

Yes. Custom options commonly include different mold sizes, automation integrations, and layout adaptations. Discuss customization needs with the manufacturer or dealer.

Packaging and lead time vary by supplier and order size. Machines are typically packed for export (e.g., wooden crate). Contact the seller for accurate lead time, shipping method and packaging details.