ConProLink-Hanging

The ConPro system combines the advantages of a vegetable alginate skin with the Handtmann co-extrusion technology.

The new ConProLink-Hanging system with hanging function creates innovative product solutions and highly-economical processes. With the linking/co-extrusion head, a purely vegetable alginate is produced, the filling product is portioned precisely to the gram, tied off with the aid of a voider, linked and hung in pairs. The alginate can be customized in terms of the thickness, the color and the taste of the skin. Extend your product range with highly-efficient production with the ConProLink-Hanging system.

Perfectly linked ConPro products with closed, well-formed ends
The ConProLink system enables the continuous production of products with closed ends. The ConProLink technology produces an alginate casing using the linking/co-extrusion head, portions the filling product accurately to the gram, constricts it in equal lengths with the help of the voider and links the products.

Linking with optional cutting or hanging
The individual, linked portions can either be cut and processed further in horizontal position (e.g. fine sausage meat and dry sausage products with well-formed, closed portion ends) or a defined number of them can be transferred to the hanging unit in loops, with the required distance between them.

ConProLink for the hanging of products
The hanging function takes the production of ConPro sausages to another level and creates additional potential for innovative product solutions and highly-economical processes. An optimally adapted hook makes it possible, for example, to hang snack products very close together (cal. 8 and cal. 10). Smoking chambers are therefore utilised to a significantly higher degree, thus resulting in cost savings.

Full automation due to product handling
A wide variety of product handling options complete the automation process. Further processing steps for hung products include conventional smoking and cooking systems and, with cut products, they include collating and depositing into packaging solutions or transferring to continuous smoking/cooking/baking systems.