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Turn “Waste” into High-Margin MDM (Mechanically Deboned Meat) for Pet Food & Sausages

Stop burning your profits in the incinerator.

Last week, I walked into a poultry processing plant in Bekasi (Indonesia), and I saw them selling chicken frames (carcasses) to local farmers for pennies. They were literally giving away 70% of the meat left on the bone.

If you are running a sausage factory, a Bakso line, or the booming Pet Food business in Vietnam or Thailand, you don’t need more raw materials. You need to extract what you already have.

We are talking about Mechanically Deboned Meat (MDM).

This isn’t about “grinding bones.” It’s about using pressure differentials to squeeze premium protein off the bone structure without cooking it. Our Liangcai Separation System combined with the Bone Mud Colloid Mill turns a $0.20/kg waste product into a $1.50/kg ingredient.

Description

The Bone Mud Grinder (Colloid Mill)

For Ultra-Fine Pastes (80-100 Microns) | Pet Food & Soup Bases

Once you have separated the meat, what do you do with the remaining bone residue? Or maybe you want to grind the whole chicken frame into a calcium-rich paste for wet pet food?

You use the Liangcai Colloid Mill.

This isn’t a blender. It uses a high-speed rotor (2900 RPM) and a static stator with a microscopic gap. It shears the material until it is essentially a liquid.

Why this matters for your product:

  • Texture:It achieves 80-100 mesh No gritty sand texture in your mouth.
  • Emulsification:Perfect for making bone broth concentrates (like for Pho or Ramen soup bases). It releases the collagen instantly—saving you 12 hours of boiling time.
  • Durability:The grinding head is treated for hardness. Standard steel wears out in 2 months of bone grinding; ours holds tolerance significantly longer.

Technical Specifications (Colloid Mill)

Model Capacity (kg/h) Power (kW) Fineness (µm) Weight (kg)
Model 110 100-200 11 80-100 210
Model 130 100-200 22 80-100 330
Model 180 500 30 80-100 420
Model 220 1000 30 80-100 800

3. Why Vietnamese & Thai Factories Switch to Us

It comes down to the Filter Screen.

The filter screen on a separator is the most expensive consumable. European screens cost $2,000. Cheap Chinese screens burst after 100 hours.

  • We use a reinforced alloy screendesigned to handle the stress of continuous production.
  • Voltage Ready:All motors are industrial 380V/50Hz, optimized for the fluctuating grids often found in industrial zones outside Bangkok or Ho Chi Minh City.

 

❓ FAQ: The Questions You Are Afraid to Ask

Q: Can I put frozen chicken frames directly into the Separator?A: No. Stop. If the bone is frozen hard (-18°C), it acts like a rock. It will tear the filter screen. You must semi-defrost the material to roughly -2°C to 0°C. This is the “sweet spot” where the meat is firm but the bone is flexible.

Q: How do I clean the Colloid Mill? It looks like a nightmare.A: It’s actually CIP (Clean-In-Place) ready. You flush it with hot water and caustic soda while it runs.

  • The Secret:After washing, do not tighten the gap adjustment while the machine is cooling down. Metal contracts. If you tighten it hot, it will seize when cold, and you’ll burn the motor the next morning.

Q: Is the MDM meat suitable for human consumption?A: Yes, absolutely. It is widely used in Frankfurters, Luncheon Meat, and Bakso. However, because the cell structure is broken, it oxidizes fast. You must use it or freeze it within 4 hours of separation.

Q: What is the maintenance cost?A: On the separator, your main cost is the filter screen and the auger tip. Expect to replace the auger tip every 3-4 months if you run double shifts. This is normal wear and tear—anyone telling you otherwise has never run a factory.

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