News from Cantrell Vol.

11 2018

Moving Forward
Cantrell Offers New Options with
its Gizzard Processing System

Cantrell has developed its new Gizzard Processing System (GPS),

giving customers the option to separate into two operations.

The new process separates the intestine removal process from

the gizzard splitting and cleaning. The Viscera Stripping Unit can
be attached to the GPS or run separately.

“With the transport rollers as a standalone operation, the system

can remove the intestines directly after a pan conveyor or
immediately after a Cobra pack remover, then pump to the second
stage of the process anywhere you want,” says Dane Woods,
Cantrell’s General Manager for Sales/Service/Engineering.

Cantrell has redesigned

the transport rollers to
allow more dwell time
before the gut is cut
Cantrell leads the way in away from the gizzard.
creating and supplying The Gizzard Processing
innovative solutions in System can process
175 gizzards per minute
the poultry and food
and features new safety
processing industries to doors that are slotted,
customers worldwide. giving the customer
the ability to watch the
With an experienced and machine as it runs. The
dedicated staff, Cantrell’s gizzard opening blade
cuts gizzards from
ultimate goal is to provide
above, which helps the
the best products, parts blade life and cleaning The Gizzard Processing System can process 175
gizzards per minute and features new safety
and service available out the gizzards after
doors that are slotted, giving the customer the
the gizzard has been ability to watch the machine as it runs.
to processors around split. The peeler roller
the globe. area has also been
redesigned for more dwell
time on the rollers.

The GPS water supply is yet another redesign. Our new design
uses less water because when the machine stops, the water
shuts down. Our redesigned water nozzles contribute to less
water usage, as well.
Cantrell Offers Parts for
Overhead Track Systems

Cantrell offers Overhead Track and Components to

complete picking and evisceration rooms.
The new turn is available in galvanized and stainless
steel, making it stronger and easier to clean.
The idler corners are available in 45, 90 and 180
degree curves. The idler wheels are offered in
polymer with diameters of 12, 15, 17, 19, 24 and
30 inches.
Cantrell can provide you with stainless steel and
galvanized I-Beam or T-Rail elevations from 15 to
45 degrees. Special designs can be manufactured
upon request.

Top-right: Idler Corner Part No. 1990IPC

Right: Idler Corner Part No. 1991TSSC

THE NEW STANDARD

in WING SEGMENTING

CWCS-84
US Patent No. 8,517,80
US Patent No. 8,702,4

8400 Wing Segmenter

CWCS-8400
US Patent No. 8,517 ,805, US Patent Wing No.Segmenter
8,641,487,
US Patent No. 8,702,480 and US
US Patent No. 8,702,480 and USPatent No. 9,078,452
US Patent No. 8,517,805, US Patent No. 8,641,487,
Patent No. 9,078,452
Erazo Joins Cantrell as Sales Engineer/
Project Manager
Cantrell’s newest Sales Engineer/Project Manager Jose A. Erazo brings more than 10
years of project management experience to his new job.
Erazo will be responsible for design and management of all vacuum system projects
both domestically and internationally.
He gained project management experience in the construction industry, working in
that field for 10 years managing multiple projects at one time. He is a graduate of ITT
Tech in Miami where he earned a degree in computer aided drafting.
Erazo and his wife, Leslie, have two children, Anny and Eric. He enjoys outdoor
activities with his family.

MAINTENANCE TIPS
Foot Picker Scalder
• Each Shift Change
- The Cantrell Model CSP-145 Foot Picker/Scalder should be thoroughly washed down and cleaned
with water at the end of every shift change. This helps in keeping the machine at its optimum
operating capacity as well as promoting overall sanitation.

• Daily
- The machine should be cleaned thoroughly at the end of each shift. Use only U.S.D.A.
approved detergent and high pressure, hot water. Rinse thoroughly.

• Weekly
- Lubricate all grease fittings with a U.S.D.A. approved lubricant.
- Check oil level in gearbox.
- Check all bolts and tighten as needed.

• Tri Weekly
- Replace picking fingers or as needed. May vary by plant.

• Lubrication
Refer to the following sources for U.S.D.A. approved lubricants for both food and nonfood contact.
- “List of Proprietary Substances and Nonfood Compounds” - This publication is available through the
Food and Safety Inspection Service. Publication Number 1419.
- Contact your representative from your chemical vendor for specific products they carry for lubrication
that are U.S.D.A. approved for food and nonfood contact.

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MAINTENANCE TIPS
Foot Picker Scalder (cont.)
• Lubrication Chart

COMPONENT LUBRICANT INTERVAL

Bearings Grease/Replace Weekly/Every 3 Mon.

Housings 90 W Weekly
Gearheads 90 W Weekly
Transfers Grease Weekly

Preventative maintenance program

ensures optimum life and performance
with any equipment.

Cantrell Supports Industry and Customer Events

August October
Georgia Poultry Federation’s Louisiana Poultry Federation,
“Night of Knights” Shreveport, LA
Atlanta, GA Kentucky Poultry Federation,
Louisville, KY
September Arkansas, Oklahoma, Missouri Processors
Mississippi Poultry Association Convention, Workshop,
Destin, FL Fayetteville, AR
Process Expo, Chicago, IL,

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