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Seafood Processing Machinery

Expert installation & maintenance of equipment used to process seafood

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Making seafood fresh and safe to eat

When it comes to seafood, there are a variety of ways to prepare it. One popular way is flash-freezing, which helps to preserve the flavor and freshness of the seafood. Here’s a look at how it’s done:

The seafood is first cleaned and filleted. It’s then placed in a freezing solution that quickly freezes the food. The frozen seafood is then packed in airtight containers or bags and stored in a freezer. Flash-freezing does a great job of preserving the flavor and freshness of seafood. It also makes the seafood easy to store and transport. When you’re ready to cook it, just thaw it out and enjoy!

Some of the machines used to flash freeze seafood include tunnel freezing machines and chilled glycol piping. These machines help to quickly freeze the seafood, ensuring that it’s fresh and delicious when you’re ready to eat it.

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Seafood processors across the Southeast depend on Midsouth for reliable mechanical contracting services

From the Gulf Coast of Florida, Alabama, and Mississippi to the Atlantic Coast of Georgia, South Carolina, and North Carolina, Midsouth services critical seafood processing equipment.

We offer assembly, disassembly, and machine moving of large machines used to flash freeze seafood. Our focus on serving food and beverage manufacturers has given us experience working on a wide array of machinery used to safely process all types of foods and beverages.

The seafood from the coastal areas that we serve is known and loved around the world. The machinery used to process fish, shrimp, oysters, and more is key to its freshness when it arrives at a local supermarket or restaurant. Seafood processors can largely avoid costly downtime and ruined product by regularly servicing and cleaning the machines they rely on every day. We offer preventative maintenance for seafood processing equipment. Machines are serviced and cleaned according to the manufacturer’s recommendations.

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We have experience installing, maintaining, and repairing all types of blast-freezing equipment.

Here’s a shortlist:

> Large Storage Tanks
> Walk-in Coolers
> Tunnel Freezing Machines
> Water Treatment Plants
> Conveyance Systems

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Our secret to completing jobs on time is our team's comprehensive mechanical contracting capabilities. Explore them below.

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Safety is paramount in everything we do.

ISNetworld Member – Midsouth Mechanical has maintained an A rating through ISNetworld since joining in 2012.

Avetta Approved Contractor – Since 2012 Midsouth has maintained A ratings as an Avetta approved contractor.

OSHA Trained – All team members are equipped with OSHA 10 certification. OSHA training is performed in house through our OSHA Certified Trainer.

Midsouth Mechanical clients get results.

Just ask them.

PSI

Midsouth Mechanical has consistently met or exceeded our expectations each and every project. The cooperation and collaboration that Midsouth Mechanical brings to the table is greatly appreciated. All projects have been completed in a timely manner with excellent results.

Thomas H.

President, PSI

Midsouth Mechanical is very capable in rigging, transporting, and installing machinery of all types. Midsouth Mechanical also installed many other services, such as installing large 10” compressed-air piping loops, underground repairs, design of tooling/processing aids, insulation, many auxiliary items.

Charles P.

Milliken, Project Manager

We utilized Midsouth Mechanical most recently on a large project located in Columbus, Georgia, and they were great to work with from the bidding phase all the way through completed construction. We have found that Midsouth Mechanical’s quality of work to be excellent and their pricing very competitive.

Chase C.

VP, Carlisle General Contracting

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