Chicken Plucker

Commercial Chicken Pluckers — Drum-Style Defeathering Machines for Poultry Processing Distributors

TempSprite commercial chicken pluckers are built for distributors supplying small poultry farms, butcher shops, wet markets, restaurant processing operations and institutional slaughter facilities. Motor-driven rubber-finger drums process scalded birds in seconds, replacing manual defeathering and significantly increasing throughput per operator. The range covers three drum sizes from a 550mm unit processing 3–4 birds per minute (CHZ-55) to an 800mm copper-motor model handling 8–9 birds per batch (CHZ-N80), all 201 stainless-steel construction and dual-voltage 220V/110V.

Core Advantages

• Throughput improvement for manual defeathering operations — motor-driven rubber fingers process birds in 30–60 seconds per batch; operations you supply can increase output per shift without adding labour
• Drum sizes matched to facility scale — 550mm / 60mm / 800mm drums cover individual farm, butcher shop and small commercial processing supply contracts from a single product line
• High defeathering rate (95–98%) — natural rubber fingers on most models minimise skin damage while achieving near-complete feather removal in a single cycle
• Dual-voltage 220V/110V — single SKU specification covers multiple export markets; N-series models add waterproof motor and larger rubber finger count as standard upgrades

Find Your Right Model

Model Range

CHZ-55: 550mm drum, 151 fingers, 3–4 birds/min, dual-voltage, N.W 59kg. CHZ-60: 600mm drum, 5–6 birds, 220V, CE/RoHS, N.W 58kg. CHZ-N80: 800mm barrel, 211 fingers, 8–9 birds, 2200W copper motor, N.W 126kg.

OEM & Wholesale

Factory-direct supply backed by 15 years of OEM manufacturing. One-stop sourcing across a full multi-category kitchen range — mixed-container friendly. OEM / ODM: custom branding, voltage and packaging. After-sales spare-parts and service support.

Care Tips

• Daily: Rinse drum and rubber fingers after each processing run; remove feather debris from drainage
• Weekly: Inspect rubber fingers for wear or damage; check motor shaft alignment and belt tension