Q.C.E.C. has been providing high quality, extremely productive and very safe intestine / stomach slitting and cleaning machines for over 30 years. Durability and Reliability are standard on every model.

Engineered for safety and performance, these machines can substantially improve your output with capabilities of over 1000 units per hour and automated lines in excess of 1200 units per hour. Made of high quality stainless steel, these models will provide you with many years of trouble-free production with minimal maintenance requirements. Dual feeds are available increasing production capability even more. And of course all units are USDA Approved.

The intestines / stomachs are fed into the machine, then automatically transported through the slitting station then through a series of of high pressure spray nozzles and stainless steel baffles that will thoroughly clean them of all foreign matter.

We offer our Stomach Machine for the Pork Industry:

• Height: 64" Length: 96" Width: 44"
• Blade: 12" SST
• Capacity: Up to 1000 / hour
• Water Pressure: 50 lbs. / in(2) min.
• GPM: 80 gallons per minute
• Water Connection: 2" IPS
• Weight: 1000 lbs.
• Discharge: 4" recommended

We also offer a Dual Chitterling "Chit" Machine for the Beef Industry (small intestine) as well Pork (large intestine):  

• Height: 64" Length: 120" Width: 39"
• Blade: 6" SST, dual
• Capacity: Up to 300 / hour
• Water Pressure: 50 lbs. / in(2) min.
• GPM: 160 gallons per minute
• Water Connection: 2" IPS
• Weight: 1000 lbs.
• Discharge: 4" recommended
• Electrical: 220 / 440, 3 phase

Quality Control Equipment Company is the leading provider of beef and pork intestine and stomach cleaning equipment because of our attention to detail. Durability and reliability are standard on every model.   

Most of the major meat processors in the USA are utilizing Q.C.E.C. Strickler Intestinal Cleaning Machines to handle their intestine cleaning requirements. Contact one of our durability specialist at sales@qcec.com to learn why they choose QCEC.

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