Description
15 mm Smoke Colored Collagen Casings Knotted
Devro Casings
A small diameter collagen casing perfect for making snack sticks and other meat snacks. These collagen casings are edible casings that are consistent and uniform in size. These casings have been knotted at the end for convenience.
15 mm Smoke Collagen Casings are a Processed Stix variant. Processed Stix are primarily a smaller caliber casing specifically designed for dry or semi-dry snack sticks. Processed Stix have the heaviest wall weight of all of our edible collagen casings, which allows them to be hung from smoke sticks during the drying or thermal processing. There is also a very nice snap in the bite to these casings, which is great for many types of small diameter meat snacks, like everything from a traditional snack stick, or fermented snack stick, or even other dry and semi-dry sausage like a small diameter pepperoni or salami.
Features:
- Each strand is approximately 50 feet in length
- 6.35 lb capacity per strand
- 50 strand caddy capacity - 318 lb
- Food Contact Items Are Non-Returnable
Stuffing Tube & Collagen Casing Sizes
Casing Size | Stuffing Tube Size |
---|---|
15mm | 10mm |
16mm | 10mm |
17mm | 10mm |
18mm | 10mm |
19mm | 12mm |
21mm | 13mm |
23mm | 13mm |
26mm | 16mm |
30mm | 19mm |
32mm | 22mm |
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*Sizing only applicable to Walton's Sausage Stuffers and Walton's Collagen Casings |
Collagen Casings Help & Information
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Walton’s Learning Center & Meat Recipes
Visit the Walton's Learning Center for Meat Recipes on how to make snack sticks, summer sausage, jerky, hams, bacon, and many more delicious meat snacks. Meatgistics is also the place to find others involved in food and meat processing in a community oriented setting where everyone can share input and advice, plus get feedback directly from the experts at Walton's. Join in directly on the conversation in the Walton's Community section or learn about meat processing the Walton's Learning Center by asking questions or providing your own input on any conversation.