Starrett Shines at Mercoagro with Advances in Cutting Technology

Written by Corporativo

Published on 19/09/2023 at 11:59

Updated on 19/09/2023 at 14:52

Fonte: Glaucia Santinello

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The Industry Presents Innovations for the Meat Sector, Solidifying Its Presence in the Food Market.

Starrett, recognized for its precise solutions for the food industry, had a prominent presence at Mercoagro – the International Fair of Business, Processing, and Meat Industrialization, in Chapecó (SC). The fair, held from September 12 to 15, became the ideal stage for the company to showcase its expertise, particularly with the launch of the Skinner and Slicer blade lines.

Revolutionary Blades for a Growing Market

According to Leandro Cruz, LATAM commercial director, Mercoagro is the perfect setting to display the power of the food processing industry. He highlighted the uniqueness of Starrett’s Skinner and Slicer blades, especially as they are locally manufactured, ensuring an unmatched standard of service and safety for its clients’ processes.

The Skinner blades are designed for meticulous tasks such as removing meat membranes, skinning fish, and other related activities. On the other hand, the Slicer is Starrett’s response to the high demand from the food industry, available in various sizes for a perfect fit.

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Beyond Blades: More Innovations from Starrett

Not stopping there, Starrett also introduced its Stainless Steel Saber Saw, highlighted by Aurelio Soares, product manager for the saw line. This tool, made of stainless steel, is perfect for precise cuts in meats, whether frozen or chilled, offering clean cuts and reducing waste.

Mercoagro also witnessed Starrett’s vast portfolio, from its MeatKutter™ band saws to cutting knives, and including stainless steel mesh gloves that ensure maximum safety for professionals in the food processing industry.

About Starrett

Founded in the USA in 1880, thanks to the invention of Laroy S. Starrett, Starrett has established itself as a global leader in the manufacturing of saws, tools, and measuring instruments. With a presence in countries such as the USA, China, and Brazil, the company offers over five thousand products distributed in more than 100 countries. Its product range serves various industries, from automotive to construction. For more information, visit: www.starrett.com.br.

Source: Glaucia Santinello – Attuale Comunicação.

Starrett Shines at Mercoagro with Advances in Cutting Technology

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