P130
Model / series
Manually fed mincer model with a multi-element Unger cutting system.
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FATOSA Spare parts & components
FATOSA manufactures food-processing machinery including mincers, mixers, bowl cutters and frozen-block cutters. Its mincer range distinguishes manually fed machines from automatic versions. Selecting a cutting set or worm requires the exact machine type and installed combination, rather than relying only on the outlet diameter or a similar-looking component.
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Product groups
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Meat mincers
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Mixers and bowl cutters
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Cutting sets and feed worms
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Product examples and manufacturer references
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PAL160
Model / series
Automatic PAL-range mincer model with separate feed and cutting worms.
Send an enquiry ↗Technical selection
Give model, serial number, year and installed speed configuration. Document the complete cutting stack in order, including plates, knives and spacer rings. Measure diameter, thickness, bore and drive features and attach drawings. On PAL machines distinguish the feed worm from the cutting worm; provide shaft connection, length, pitch and rotation. Identify any hard-particle separator separately. Product temperature and plate geometry affect the application and do not establish general suitability for all frozen raw materials. Use the installed assembly documentation to confirm the replacement.
Manufacturer documentation ↗What happens next
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