From need to machine
- 01Requirement
- 02Design
- 03Material
- 04Production
- 05Testing
- 06Series
From the motor to the blade
A machine is not made of a single part. Only the interplay of assemblies produces equipment that holds up in continuous use.

- MotorMotors from maxon.
- DriveServo system (with the NG4 Master power supply unit) instead of fixed speed.
- GearingPower transmission to the blade.
- BearingsGuidance under continuous load.
- PositioningAlignment at the spit.
- Blade mountFit of holder and circular blade.
- GeometryCutting form to suit meat structure.
- HousingCleanable, dismountable, repairable.

Every detail has a reason
- Material
- Why this material? Resistance to fat, heat and daily cleaning.
- Geometry
- Why this shape? Cutting pattern and handling at the spit.
- Load
- Why this construction? Several hundred cuts per shift.
- Cleaning
- Why this design? Dismountable without tools where possible.
- Maintenance
- Why this solution? Wear parts individually replaceable.
Quality is a process, not a stamp
- 01Development
- 02Production
- 03Testing
- 04Release
CEYLAN in figures
Engineering needs structure
3,000+ m²
Company space
Warehouse, assembly, service workshop, showroom & administration
- 1,000+Pallet locations
- 3Sites in the production network
- 90+Countries where CEYLAN products are in use
The technology areas this results in are shown under Technology; how the development has grown since 1995 is told in the History.