Cooked By-Product Roller Crusher

Illustrative equipment reference. Final configuration is subject to project design.

• Two rotating crushing elements break down cooked material and larger bone fragments.
• Wear-resistant crushing parts support service life under abrasive operating conditions.
• More consistent greaves size helps prepare material for downstream fat separation and screw pressing.
• Drive monitoring and blockage protection can be incorporated according to project requirements.
• Compact equipment layout supports integration with conveyors, cookers, and fat screw presses.

Where is the crusher installed?
Typically after the cooker and before fat separation or a fat screw press in a dry rendering line.

Can it crush whole raw carcasses?
This configuration is intended for cooked by-products. Whole raw carcasses require a separately selected pre-breaker or raw-material crusher.

Can it replace a metal detector?
No. Although a crusher may retain some large metal objects, foreign-material control should be designed for the complete processing line.

Illustrative reference images; appearance and supplied configuration may vary.