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Used Cheese Processing in Michigan, USA

  • Dadaux Major Slice 350 Manual

    Dadaux Major Slice 350 Manual Deli Meat/Cheese Slicer

      New 14” Blade Gear driven Entirely watertight Accessibility for the cleaning Mono 230 V Corrosion resistant Independent automatic sharpener Sliding carriage very flexible Complies CE norms. Indication of waterpro...

      $3,400 USD
      Grand Rapids, MI
    • Hatco TF-1919 20'' Electric Cheese

      Hatco TF-1919 20'' Electric Cheese Melter & Food Finisher

      • Manufacturer: Hatco

      Perfect for melting toppings or finishing soup and foods like Mexican entrees, nachos and potato skins, as well as toasting buns and breads It also thermalizes frozen foods such as appetizers, french fries and pi...

      $1,890 USD
      Grand Rapids, MI
    • Hobart 2812 Manual Deli/Cheese Slicer

      Hobart 2812 Manual Deli/Cheese Slicer

      • Manufacturer: Hobart

      Adjustable to cut any thickness of slice up to 1". Home Position Start Gauge Plate Interlock Carriage System Interlock Hobart Poly V-Belt Drive System 1 ⁄2 H.P. Knife Drive Motor

      $1,950 USD
      Grand Rapids, MI
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    Overview

    Cheese processing equipment is essential for the production of various types of cheese. This category includes machines for pasteurizing milk, cutting curds, draining whey, and aging cheese, among other tasks. These machines are designed to ensure efficiency, consistency, and hygiene in cheese production, catering to both small-scale artisanal producers and large industrial operations.

    FAQ

    What should I consider when buying used cheese processing equipment?

    Check the equipment's age, condition, and maintenance history. Ensure it meets current hygiene and safety standards and consider the capacity and compatibility with your production needs.

    How do I ensure safe shipping for cheese processing equipment?

    Use a specialized transport service for heavy machinery. Ensure the equipment is properly cleaned, disassembled if necessary, and securely packed to avoid damage during transit.

    What is the maintenance schedule for cheese processing equipment?

    Regular maintenance includes cleaning after each use, lubricating moving parts, and inspecting for wear and tear. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for specific maintenance intervals and procedures.