16 mm Smoke Collagen Casings

16mm Smoke Colored Collagen Casings

Devro Casings

Great for making smaller diameter snack sticks and other small diameter meat snacks. Edible casings that are consistent and uniform in size.

A 3/8in or smaller straight stuffing tube is needed to stuff with this casing size. Please be aware that with this size of casing, stuffing will be difficult with a hand crank stuffer.

These casings are a Processed Stix variant. Processed Stix are primarily a smaller caliber casing specifically designed for dry or semi-dry snack sticks. They only come in a smoke color, and range in size from 15mm to 23mm and our most popular size would be the 19mm. 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.
Strands are knotted at one end for convenience.

Features:

• Each strand is approximately 50 feet in length
• 8.1 lb capacity per strand
• 3 pack capacity - 24.3 lb
• 63 strand caddy capacity - 510 lb
• Food Contact Items Are Non-Returnable

Stuffing Tube & Collagen Casing Sizes

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