Maximizing quality and accuracy just got easy
The latest GEA MultiJector brine injection system with 2mm OptiFlex needles features unrivaled 2mm brine injection accuracy with a low standard deviation for excellent product quality and maximum profitability; flexible needles that will not break or distort, and maximum Time-in-Meat technique. The modular design includes exchangeable manifold needle cassettes for quick changeover and easy cleaning, and is available with a belt width of 500 and 700 mm to match your capacity needs.
Technology know-how you can count on
- Inventor of industrial brine injection backed by 50 years’ experience
- Seamless integration of upstream and downstream operations like brine chilling and outfeed shaking solutions for maximum product quality
- Complete process control for consistent product color and taste, long shelf life, high yield and lower cost
Most accurate brine distribution and retention
- Unique 2mm OptiFlex material helps prevent bent or broken needles and ensure consistency and productivity
- No needle marks in the product after brine injection
- Outstanding brine distribution thanks to tight needle pattern with exceptionally high number of injection points
High efficiency with focus on detail
- Unique needle cassette design for complete and toolless exchange-over within 7-9 minutes
- Easy-to-clean conveyor belt system by a single person and without the need of removing equipment
- Recipe program with process parameters such as product height and needle depth
- Switching from one product to another without the need of mechanical adjustments
Main product applications
Main product applications for the MultiJector 2mm brine injection system include bacon, boneless and bone-in poultry products and spare ribs.
Chicken filet
Bacon
Chicken wing
Whole chicken
Technology highlights
The GEA MultiJector 2mm combines advanced injection technology with smart design features to ensure consistent product quality, high efficiency, and reliable operation. Its innovations focus on precision, improved brine uptake, and fast, easy cleaning to minimize downtime.
2mm OptiFlex needles
At the heart of the GEA MultiJector are the unique 2mm OptiFlex needles, combining flexibility with high strength. They are 68% stronger than traditional stainless steel and return to shape after bending. This prevents broken needles, ensures uptime, and delivers consistent product quality with uniform taste, color, and shelf life.
Optimal Time-in-Meat
Time-in-Meat is a precision technique that optimizes stroke height and injection cycle time per product. Needles remain longer in the product, improving brine uptake and distribution. This results in more consistent quality, higher yields, and improved processing efficiency.
Easy cleaning for minimum downtime
The GEA MultiJector features a unique conveyor belt cleaning system that includes a hoisting device on a trolley, allowing one operator to remove, clean, and reinstall the belt without removing surrounding equipment. This ensures fast, thorough cleaning, easy machine access, and minimal downtime.
Additional equipment
Enhance the performance of your MultiJector with modular add-ons that improve filtration, product quality, and operational efficiency. These solutions integrate seamlessly into your process, helping maintain consistent injection performance, reduce downtime, and adapt to different product requirements across a wide range of applications.
Modular Injector FilterTM
The GEA Modular Injector Filter provides complete brine filtration in one advanced, modular system. Designed to work seamlessly with the GEA MultiJector, it stores and filters brine to keep it in optimal condition, preventing clogged needles and ensuring consistent injection performance.
Its flexible configuration allows combinations of filtration modules, such as screen filtration or fat removal, making it suitable for both low- and high-viscosity brines.
GEA NeedleCleaner
The GEA NeedleCleaner automatically cleans needles and blocks in one cycle. Its five-stage process combines cold and hot water, ultrasonic vibration, high-pressure air, and UV treatment.
This ensures fast, reliable cleaning without manual effort, prevents cross-contamination, and keeps needles in optimal condition for consistent performance at every start-up.
GEA MultiShaker
The GEA MultiShaker improves product quality after injection by removing excess brine and closing needle marks. The gentle massaging action activates proteins, enhancing water retention.
This results in better product consistency, improved texture, and higher final yield, while maintaining product appearance and quality standards.
Technical details
| Product specifications | GEA MultiJector 2mm | GEA MultiJector 500 2mm |
| Belt width | 700 mm | 500 mm |
| Dimensions (HxWxD) | 2175 x 1610 x 2885 mm | 2175 x 1610 x 2885 mm |
| Product height | 180 mm | 180 mm |
| Injection height | 140 mm | 140 mm |
| Number of needles | 792 | 552 |
Our service & support
Partnership that goes beyond equipment
With GEA, you get more than a machine – you get a trusted partner.
- Installation & commissioning support
- Operator training programs
- Preventive maintenance services
- Global spare parts availability
- Access to GEA Technology Centers for product testing and development
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