Gainesville based Gainco introduces turkey breast sizing equipment

GAINESVILLE, Ga.- Gainesville based Gainco, Inc. introduces new turkey breast lobe classifying equipment.<br> <br> Designed specifically for turkey breast sizing, this equipment delivers faster, more accurate sizing performance, and can classify up to 65 turkey breast portions per minute at a tolerance level of plus or minus 5.0 grams.<br> <br> Completely designed and built in the USA, Gainco turkey breast lobe classifiers contain a variety of productivity-boosting features. Programmable controls allow for batching by count and weight, and minimize the incidence of product giveaway.<br> <br> A highly durable weigh deck, enhanced speed and accuracy, and the delivery of information that&#39;s easier to see and to share are other productivity-enhancing features of the new equipment.<br> <br> Interchangeable infeed systems make it easy to adapt to the size of product being processed. On the outfeed section, specially designed take-off arms and collection bins dramatically reduce the likelihood for product to be damaged during discharge.<br> <br> An optional integrated trim-down station with built-in scale for reclassifying product is also available, further adding to the equipment&#39;s value enhancing capabilities.<br> <br> The incorporation of industry-leading Intralox(R) plastic conveyor belting into the design of Gainco turkey breast lobe classifiers provides added durability at the weigh deck, and improves sanitation. Easy disassembly also facilitates sanitation control.<br> <br> All Gainco turkey breast lobe classifying systems feature a display monitor that allows the viewing of all drops at one time. The larger display screen is also more user-friendly. The system is designed for either local or remote PC interface, using the robust Windows(R) NT platform. <br> <br> <br> Since 1984, Gainco, Inc. has been a leader in the development of online electronic weighing, sizing and distribution systems to increase yields, productivity and efficiencies in poultry processing plants. <br> <br> <br>

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