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Comment utiliser la machine à scie osseuse

Machine de coupe à scie osseuse

Operating amachine à scie à os requires precision and safety awareness. This guide breaks down professional techniques to maximize efficiency while preventing accidents or meat contamination.


Étape 1: Préparation de pré-opération

Safety First!

  • Wear PPE: Cut-resistant gloves, safety goggles, and apron
  • Clear Workspace: Remove debris, blood, or slippery residues
  • Blade Inspection: Check for chips/dullness (replace if gaps >0.5MM)
  • Material Prep:
    • Chill fresh bones to4-7°C for cleaner cuts
    • Partially thaw frozen bones to-5°C to prevent blade strain
Machine de coupe à scie osseuse

Étape 2: Machine Setup

  1. Blade Installation:
    • Align teeth direction with cutting motion (→)
    • Tension blade untilping sound appears (prevents wobbling)
  2. Adjust Cutting Guide:
    • Set thickness (4-200MM) using calibration knob
    • Test on scrap bone for accuracy
  3. Secure Workpiece:
    • Use clamps/vise grips for irregular bones
    • Never hold meat by hand within15cm of blade

Étape 3: Cutting Techniques

Bone TypeBlade SpeedFeed PressurePro Tip
Beef/LambMedium (800 rpm)Firm, steady pushCut perpendicular to grain
PoultryHigh (1,100 rpm)Light feather touchSupport fragile joints with mesh net
FrozenLow (600 rpm)Let blade do the workSpray food-grade lubricant to reduce friction

Critical Rules:
NEVER force meat through – causes kickback
➔ Maintain3-second intervals between cuts to prevent overheating
➔ Curved bones? Rotate workpiecetoward blade (not against)

machine à scie à os

Étape 4: Post-Cutting Protocol

  1. Shut Down Sequence:
    • Turn off power → Wait for full stop → Unplug
  2. Cleaning (Do Within 10 Mins):
    • Brush blade teeth with stiff nylon brush
    • Flush residue using82°C water + food-safe degreaser
    • Sanitize surfaces with 70% ethanol spray
  3. Blade Storage:
    • Hang vertically in dry cabinet
    • Coat teeth with mineral oil to prevent rust

Top 3 Mistakes to Avoid

  1. Skipping Daily Calibration:
    Result: Uneven cuts → 15-20% meat waste
    Fix: Check guide alignment with feeler gauge each morning
  2. Ignoring Vibration Signs:
    Result: Blade fracture → dangerous shrapnel
    Fix: Tighten mounting bolts if vibration exceeds 0.5mm amplitude
  3. Wrong Blade for Bone Density:
    Result: Torn meat or motor burnout
    Fix:
    • 8 TPI blades for thick beef bones
    • 14 TPI blades for poultry/fish

Why Proper Technique Matters

Correctmachine à scie à os operation:
✅ Reduces meat loss by up to 30%
✅ Extends blade life by 6-12 mois
✅ Prevents bacterial growth in bone dust

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