Qingdao ZBHT Machinery Co., Ltd. supplies the Automatic Three-Point Electrical Stunning Conveyor for large slaughterhouses. It automatically conveys and stuns live pigs and is a key part of complete slaughtering equipment. The specially designed conveyor supports the pig’s abdomen while the feet remain suspended, helping avoid damage. Three stunning copper rods—two on the head and one on the heart—ensure a stunning failure rate below 1%. The system integrates controlled animal guiding, automatic positioning, and synchronized head-and-heart stunning.
As a modern pork processing machine, it offers accurate electrode positioning, head current frequency control, and constant stunning current to the head and chest. The plum-blossom electrode head design maximally reduces the PSE meat ratio. Servo drive synchronization, intelligent animal detection, and highly integrated stunning control help ensure reliable operation while reducing stress during the process.
Technical data: dimensions are 6000 × 1100 × 1750 mm (L × W × H). The abdomen support uses a special rubber plate, and the frame is made of 100 × 50 × 3 mm square tube. It supports pigs from 110 to 140 kg/head. One set of PLC program control system is included, with the control cabinet placed in the central control room of the slaughterhouse. The conveyor drive is frequency-controlled variable speed, installed power is 2.2 kW, and the tensioning device uses screw tensioning with a hot-dip galvanized frame. Stainless steel housing or full stainless steel construction is available. Capacity is designed to meet project requirements; contact ZBHT for exact capacity.
This Electric Stunner for Pig slaughter house is mainly used in large slaughterhouses. It can be integrated into Pig Slaughtering Equipment and complete processing lines for modern meat processing plants that require precise, efficient, and consistent automatic stunning.
Qingdao ZBHT Machinery Co., Ltd. is a manufacturer of pig, cattle, and sheep equipment with CE and ISO certification. Contact us for configuration and line integration.
