Egg-washing machines are now being used more and more widely, and both manufacturers of these machines and large and medium-sized enterprises have come to appreciate their convenience. Manufacturers who have not yet used egg-washing machines often have many questions. For instance, can egg-washing machines wash different types of eggs? Firstly, we can confirm that regardless of the type of egg or the method of soaking and disinfection, as unwashed eggs do not require the surface to be touched, there are no specific requirements regarding the eggs themselves; The distinction between egg sizes and types relates to the size and type of brushes used. Depending on the brush type, or by changing to different types of brushes, adjustments must be made to the brush spacing, as duck eggs and chicken eggs differ in size; whilst chicken eggs and quail eggs are relatively larger, requiring the use of different types of brushes to achieve a better cleaning result.

Egg Washing Machines Indeed, the issue of cleaning different types of eggs was taken into account right from the initial design stage of the machinery. There are models with manually replaceable brush rollers, as well as fully automatic machines that detect the size of the eggs and automatically adjust the brush rollers accordingly; therefore, there is no need to worry about being unable to clean eggs due to differences in type.
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