Marel Townsend Further Processing B.v.

Townsend Engineering Company

Stork Townsend Inc.

Stork Townsend B.v.

Wilhelmus Johannes Everardus Maria Van Den Dungen

Johannes Martinus Meulendijks

Dirk Meskendahl

Sigebertus Johannes Jacobus Jozef Meggelaars

Albertus Dunnewind

Paulus Johanus Maria Thoonsen

Patricia Rosa Maria Hoekstra-Suurs

Wilhelmus Josephus Maria Manders

Frank Johannes Antonius Van Den Heuij

Wilhelmus Johannes Jacobus Maria Van Der Straaten

Antonius Joseph Henricus Aloysius Van Liebergen

Henk Robert Hoogenkamp

Johannes Theodorus Antonius Andreas Van Donzel

The invention relates to a method of extruding sleeves extruded of collagen for encasing sausages, wherein a collagen fluid is fed to an extrusion head; the collagen fluid is guided through the extrusion head; and the collagen fluid is discharged from the extrusion head. The invention also relates to an extrusion head for performing such a process as well as a co-extrusion sausage line. Finally also the sleeve extruded with this method or devices is part of the invention.

Method of extruding sausage sleeves of at least partial collagen, extrusion head and extruded collagen sleeves

The present invention relates to a product holder () for holding food products to be transported through a processing room comprising: a carrier frame () having at least a longitudinal support structure and coupling ends connected to opposite sites of the longitudinal support structure; and a container formed by at least one curved contact segment () for contacting the food products, wherein the at least one curved contact segment is detachably connectable to the carrier frame. The invention further relates to a transporting device comprising the product holder of the present invention and methods for assembling and disassembling the product holder of the present invention.

Product holder for holding food products

A device for transferring elongate food products, comprising: a carrier with a carrying surface for supporting a row of elongate food products, and a displaceable transfer means positioned at least partially above the carrier and provided with at least one contact surface for urging at least one elongate food product from the carrier. Also a method for transferring at least one elongate food product supplied on the carrying surface of a carrier is presented.

Device for treating elongate food products with a conditioned airflow

The invention relates to a method for manufacturing dry sausages by the successive processing steps of: A) manufacturing a half-finished product which is still to be dried and consists of a skin filled with a sausage filling, and B) drying the half-finished product for a period of more than one day, wherein the half-finished products are moved, optionally intermittently, during drying. The invention also relates to an apparatus for manufacturing dry sausages, comprising means for manufacturing half-finished products consisting of a skin filled with a sausage filling still to be dried, and a container for drying a plurality of half-finished products for dry sausages in a drying space with a frame in which at least one endless conveyor is arranged, which conveyor is provided with a plurality of product carriers and wherein the conveyor with product carriers is displaceable relative to the frame.

Method for manufacturing sausages, and container for containing sausages to be processed

A device for positioning separately supplied elongate meat products, comprises two driven endless aligning conveyors running with the transport paths substantially parallel to each other, which transport paths together form a support for the meat products for transporting such that, at the position where the transport paths are mutually adjacent, they are in a lower position than when at a greater mutual distance. This structure also relates to a method for positioning separately supplied elongate meat products.

Apparatus and method for positioning separately supplied elongate meat products

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Wilhelmus Johannes Everardus Maria Van Den Dungen