MAX XL
Model / series
Model for poultry front-half deboning; distinguish from MAX L and MAX 2.0.
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Foodmate Spare parts & components
Foodmate manufactures poultry-processing machinery, particularly cutting and deboning equipment. Its programme covers breast and leg processing together with associated transport and sorting tasks. MAX XL and FM 6.50 handle different input products. Wear-part identification requires the processing station, machine revision and product-handling arrangement.
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Product groups
- 01
Deboning and cutting systems
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Blades and stripping elements
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Product carriers and conveyor components
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Product examples and manufacturer references
These references help identify the requested item. They are not a stock feed or a popularity ranking. Similar products are not automatically interchangeable.
FM 6.50
Model / series
Thigh and drumstick deboning machine using a diaphragm process.
Send an enquiry ↗Technical selection
Send model, serial number, installation layout and station number. Describe blades with drawing, diameter, bore and cutting direction. Identify stripping elements and diaphragms by contour, material and mounting position; carriers need pitch and holding geometry. Identify skinning, transport and additional modules separately. Input-product details and installed equipment help distinguish configurations. MAX XL is not MAX 2.0, and similar names do not approve part substitution. Match wetted-part materials to the documented requirements and plant cleaning conditions.
Manufacturer documentation ↗What happens next
DEAVA reviews the reference and clarifies any missing configuration details. Sourcing options and a quotation follow that review. Any proposed alternative requires your technical approval.
What happens next ↗DEAVA is an independent sourcing service. Brand names identify products and do not imply an authorised distribution relationship.