Machine for processing belly flaps from a front part of a fish
CA 2045016 A1 · Owner: Kristinsson, Sigurdur · Inventors: Kristinsson, Sigurdur; Kristinsson, Sigurdur
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The invention regards a method and a machine for processing belly flaps from a front part after socalled "parting" of the fish into two parts a rear part and a front part 1 (fig. 1) whether or not the pectoral nose 9, and the pectoral bond 20 are cut the fish killed by a cut through the, pectoral nose and the belly cut all the way separating the lower end of, the pectoral bones. According to a patent application (Iceland nr. 3597) in the name of the same inventor, it is known to move by spiked chain at each side the front part I with the belly foremost and the head 18 farthest back along a fixed straight track to a fixed U-formed slide a kind of a belly, scraper 16, at the end of the spiked …
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- Filed June 19, 1991. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended June 19, 2011.
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