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Floating Fish Grader by Fresh-Flo – Precision Fish Grading Tool

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $118.72.Current price is: $75.32.

Floating fish grader with side and bottom bars for fast, accurate grading of all fish species.

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Floating Fish Grader by Fresh-Flo

The Floating Fish Grader is designed to efficiently grade various fish species using side and bottom bars, which help prevent fish from escaping through the bottom. This proven tool has been widely used across different fish types.

The aluminum frame is filled with polystyrene for buoyancy, ensuring stable floating during use. Interchangeable grader racks are made from 3/16″ hard aluminum rods, providing durable and consistent grading performance.

Grader spacing is adjustable in 1/64″ (0.39 mm) increments. The exact rack part number and spacing should be selected based on the size chart provided.

Dimensions 19″ x 23″ x 10″ (depth)
Frame Material Aluminum with polystyrene fill
Rack Material 3/16″ hard aluminum rods
Grader Spacing 1/64″ (0.39 mm)

FAQ

What is the spacing between the grader bars?

The grader bars are spaced at 1/64″ (0.39 mm).

Can I use this grader for all types of fish?

Yes, this grader has been used to grade many species of fish due to its side and bottom bar design.

Are the racks interchangeable?

Yes, the grader racks are interchangeable and can be ordered separately by part number and desired spacing.

3 reviews for Floating Fish Grader by Fresh-Flo – Precision Fish Grading Tool

  1. Leonard Harris –

    This grader works well for grading salmon and trout. The floating design keeps it stable in the water, and the spacing is precise. Easy to clean after use and fits perfectly in our processing area.

  2. Jennifer Murray –

    We use it daily for grading cod and haddock. The hard aluminum rods hold up well, and the side and bottom bars prevent fish from escaping. Slightly more expensive than basic tools, but the efficiency is worth it.

  3. Sean Gray –

    Great for a small fish processing operation. The 1/64″ spacing allows for accurate grading, and the frame stays afloat without tipping. Racks are easy to swap out based on fish size.

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