Industrial Corn Popping Machines are used in the production of corn snacks and other similar products. They use a metal blade to cut the kernels off the cob, which then falls into a hopper at the bottom of the machine. The blades rotate at high speeds, causing the kernels to pop and release their starch. This process is used to make many different types of snacks, including corn chips and popcorn.
One of the most common injuries in the industrial corn popping machine industry is arm injuries. These machines use large blades to cut the corn off the cob, and often the arms of the operators are exposed to sharp edges and spinning parts. Injuries can result from cuts and scrapes, as well as from being hit by flying debris. Many of these injuries require medical attention, and can lead to long-term impairment if not treated promptly.
If you have been injured by a corn popping machine, you should contact an attorney. Corn popping machines are dangerous and can cause serious injuries. An attorney can help you file a claim and get the compensation you deserve.