Commercial hydraulic sausage stuffer
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I say get the biggest one within your budget range, especially if you are considering going semi pro in the future. At least the 30 lb as that’s what you’ll need to make 25 lb batches (usually ends up around 28ish lbs with water, seasoning and cheese).
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gotguns No I haven’t but a hydraulic stuffer is a pretty simple machine and in my opinion as long is it is all stainless steal and has a decent pump on it it should be more than enough for home use and definitely handle commercial use as well. I would try to go with something that is 220v over 110 though as I don’t know how well a 110 machine would work.
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@kchaloup looking to buy the IS-25 55lb single phase stuffer. I don’t have 3 phase in my shop. Was looking at Talsa stuffers in 110v but little to no luck. Sirman seems as good and is 3k less. Anyone know about this manufacturer?
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I spoke with one of their manufacturers reps based in Chicago and he seemed knowledgeable. All Italian Pumps and reinforced stainless cylinder which he said would be almost impossible to dent. I own an Italian made mini-pack vacuum sealer and it’s great and durable. Waiting to hear back from distributor rep in my area with more info.
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gotguns We have the Talsa 26 lb Hydraulic in single phase. Spanish built everything, takes a while to get them in but I actually think we have one or two in stock and ready to ship.
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Will most likely be purchasing the Sirman 55lb IS-25 within the next week or so. Not sure how long shipping will take. As soon as it comes in I’ll post a review.
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Thank you gotguns, unfortunately I am looking for a model larger than 26#. I appreciate it.
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gotguns We have the Talsa 26 lb Hydraulic in single phase. Spanish built everything, takes a while to get them in but I actually think we have one or two in stock and ready to ship.
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LeafLard333 have you had a chance to use the 55lb sirman yet? Also where did you get it and if you don’t mind me asking what was the damage shipped? Thank you
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Unfortunately, I am waiting on a 3 phase converter to be installed before I purchase the equipment. I need a larger grinder as well and they are pretty much all 3 phase so I am having the converter put in to run both. I need to get the specific electrical requirements for the grinder before I have the converter installed and I cant find the right used grinder I am looking for… alas
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gotguns I dont talk to commercial processors all that often but if you want an opinion/information on them you can call 800-835-2832 and they will get you in touch with the commercial salesmen for you area. They will be able to tell you (honestly, they don’t work on commission) if it will do what you need it to.
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I am in the process of purchasing a hydraulic stuffer and looking at the Taslsa, Sirman and the china knockoff available on ebay.
The Talsa seems to be a better quality based on pictures!
Does anyone have any input?
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