Pig dehairing machines (also known as dehairing machines) are core equipment in the slaughtering process, and their maintenance directly affects production efficiency, dehairing effectiveness, and equipment lifespan. Maintenance can be divided into three levels: daily, periodic, and long-term. Daily maintenance (after each shift) includes thorough cleaning, inspection of the dehairing rods (rubber fingers), inspection of fasteners, and lubrication checks. Periodic maintenance (weekly or monthly)

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Compared to small and medium-sized equipment or manual operation, large-scale pig hair removal machines offer comprehensive and overwhelming advantages, primarily in four aspects: efficiency, effectiveness, quality control, and safety. With advanced design and powerful motors, they can process 150-250 pigs or even more per hour. Large-scale equipment employs a more precise design and higher-quality rubber fingers, ensuring a close fit to the pig's body and thorough removal of hair roots while mi