Product Overview
The Pneumatic Stomach Content Transport System for Cattle Slaughterhouse is a specialized conveying system designed for the automatic transportation of stomach contents and offal waste generated during cattle evisceration.
During beef slaughter processing, rumen contents (stomach waste) must be quickly removed from the processing area to maintain hygiene and improve production efficiency. Traditional manual transportation requires significant labor and may create sanitation problems due to leakage and odor.
This pneumatic transport system uses compressed air power to transfer stomach contents through a closed pipeline system to a designated collection area.
The system is mainly composed of:
Stainless steel stomach content receiving chute
Pneumatic air cylinder and valves
Cyclone separator
Stomach content collection tank
Galvanized transportation pipeline
Control valves and supporting structures
According to EME specifications, the system model is QE‑C226, designed for transporting offal waste by pneumatic power. The standard working pressure is 0.6–0.8 MPa, with a transport pipeline length of approximately 50–80 meters and diameter Ø219 mm.
Compared with manual handling or open conveyors, this closed pneumatic system provides:
Cleaner production conditions
Reduced labor requirements
Better odor control
More efficient waste management
Working Principle
The pneumatic stomach content transport system operates based on compressed air pressure.
During operation:
Stomach contents from cattle evisceration are discharged into the stainless steel receiving chute.
The pneumatic valve opens and compressed air enters the transport chamber.
Air pressure pushes the stomach contents through the closed pipeline.
The material reaches the cyclone separator.
Solid waste is separated and collected in the storage tank.
Exhaust air is discharged through the separation system.
The pneumatic conveying method allows long‑distance transportation of stomach contents without manual carrying.
Main Features
1. Closed Pneumatic Transport Design
Unlike open carts or manual transportation, the system transfers waste through enclosed pipelines.
Advantages:
Reduces contamination risk
Minimizes odor spreading
Improves workshop cleanliness
2. Efficient Offal Waste Handling
The system is designed specifically for cattle slaughter by‑products.
Suitable materials:
Rumen contents
Stomach waste
Organic slaughterhouse waste
3. Stainless Steel Food Processing Components
Main contact parts use stainless steel materials.
Benefits:
Corrosion resistance
Easy cleaning
Suitable for wet slaughterhouse environments
4. Long‑Distance Transportation Capability
The pneumatic pipeline system allows flexible installation according to factory layout.
Typical pipeline:
50–80 meters
Ø219 mm galvanized pipe
5. Reduced Manual Labor
Compared with traditional waste carts:
Fewer workers required
Lower labor intensity
Faster waste removal
6. Improved Slaughterhouse Hygiene
Continuous waste removal helps maintain:
Cleaner evisceration areas
Better production organization
Improved food safety conditions
7. Complete System Configuration
The system includes:
Receiving chute
Pneumatic cylinder
Pneumatic valves
Cyclone separator
Collection tank
Pipeline supports
Technical Specifications
| Item | Specification |
| Product Name | Pneumatic Stomach Content Transport System |
| Model | QE‑C226 |
| Application | Cattle stomach content and offal waste transportation |
| Working Principle | Pneumatic conveying |
| Working Pressure | 0.6–0.8 MPa |
| Transport Distance | 50–80 m |
| Pipeline Diameter | Ø219 mm |
| Receiving Chute Material | Stainless Steel |
| Air Supply System | Pneumatic cylinder + valves |
| Separator Type | Cyclone separator |
| Collection Method | Stainless steel collection tank |
| Pipeline Material | Hot galvanized steel pipe |
| Support Material | Hot dip galvanized supports |
| Remark | Technical specifications are based on EME QE‑C226 product information. |
Application
The Pneumatic Stomach Content Transport System is mainly used in:
Beef slaughterhouses
Cattle abattoirs
Meat processing factories
Large‑scale livestock processing plants
Integrated slaughter and by‑product processing facilities
Typical installation position:
Evisceration Area → Stomach Content Collection → Pneumatic Transport → Waste Collection Room
The system is installed after cattle stomach opening and evisceration operations.
It is suitable for plants that require:
Continuous waste removal
Improved sanitation
Reduced manual transportation
Application Case
Case 1: Large Beef Slaughterhouse in Middle East
A beef processing plant required a cleaner method for handling stomach waste from the evisceration department.
The pneumatic transport system was installed between:
Evisceration area
Waste collection room
Results:
Reduced manual waste transportation
Improved workshop cleanliness
Faster by‑product removal
Case 2: South American Beef Processing Facility
A cattle slaughterhouse upgraded its by‑product handling system.
The pneumatic transport equipment was integrated with:
Evisceration line
Stomach cleaning section
Waste collection area
The customer achieved more efficient waste management and improved production flow.
Advantages
Hygienic Waste Transportation
Closed pipeline transport reduces exposure to organic waste.Lower Labor Cost
Automatic conveying reduces manual handling operations.Better Factory Environment
Helps control odor, waste accumulation and floor contamination.Flexible Installation
Pipeline layout can be adjusted according to factory structure.Suitable for Large Processing Capacity
Designed for continuous industrial slaughter operations.Easy Integration
Can connect with cattle evisceration equipment, stomach cleaning machines and waste treatment systems.
