The job of efficiently and safely processing poultry by hand often falls to shears or knives that are specially designed for the task at hand. While Plant Management usually dictates the preferred tool, that choice is based on best practices...
If you’re processing large amounts of chicken, turkey, or other poultry you know how important the right cutting tools are for ensuring safety, speed, and efficiency. When there’s no room to compromise, it’s time to reach for the green handles...
Soaring demand for poultry from inflation-hit consumers and continuing supply challenges across the industry mean it has never been more important to get more meat off the birds on your line. And, where yield is critical, using the right tools...
Dull poultry processing shears do more than slow down your operation and leave valuable meat on the bone. Studies show workers using dull shears in poultry processing suffer high levels of repetitive motion injuries and other preventable ailments. Let’s take...
Using low-quality poultry shears on your production line often leads to a wide range of problems that contribute to lowered productivity, increased injuries, and decreased profits. Choosing the right shears might initially seem a bit confusing. After all, most of...
There are many different poultry processing shears on the market that range from lower cost (and lower quality) to top-of-the-line ones. It might seem tricky when selecting the right brand because they all appear relatively similar on paper. It’s only...
Are you using Genuine Anago Test Media? It has come to our attention that fake test media is in the marketplace being sold as ‘Anago Test Media’. It is not manufactured to Anago guidelines, nor has authorization been provided by...
We have recently upgraded our head-mounted magnifier offering to the Carson Pro Series MagniVisor Deluxe. The CP-60 is a hands free, head-worn magnifier with four different lenses; 1.5x, 2x, 2.5x, and 3x. It comes with an adjustable headband and the...
For curved scissors, when you clamp the scissors, one blade will curve down and around the wheel and the other blade curves up and away from the wheel. This makes curved shears a little intimidating to sharpen but with a...
