Designed primarily for meat, the slicer also works well with cheese, fruits, and vegetables. It can handle large and small cuts—use appropriate attachments or trays and adjust slice thickness to suit the food.
The slicer features an adjustable thickness control that lets you set slices from very thin (paper-thin) to thick cuts. Turn the thickness dial or lever to the desired setting and test on a small piece before bulk slicing.
This model is fully automatic: place the product on the carriage and the machine will feed and slice automatically. Manual models are different—consult the product listing if you need a manual option.
Safety features include a protective blade guard, non-slip feet, and an easy-to-use safety switch. Always use the guard, keep hands clear of the blade, and unplug the unit before cleaning or maintenance.
The blade and tray are removable for easy cleaning. Disconnect power, remove detachable parts, wash with warm soapy water, rinse and dry thoroughly. Do not immerse the motor housing; use a damp cloth for the exterior. Wear cut-resistant gloves when handling the blade.
The slicer is built with a powerful motor for high-volume use, but continuous runtime and duty cycle depend on the exact model. For heavy continuous operation, follow the manufacturer’s recommendations on rest intervals to prevent overheating.
Regular maintenance includes cleaning after use, checking and tightening fasteners, lubricating slide rails if recommended, and sharpening or replacing the blade as needed. Inspect safety features periodically to ensure proper function.
Some models include a built-in sharpener; others require an external stone or professional sharpening. For blade replacement, purchase a compatible 300mm replacement blade from the manufacturer or authorized parts supplier and follow the assembly instructions in the manual.
Power and voltage specifications vary by model and region. Check the product specification label or listing for wattage and voltage (e.g., 110–120V or 220–240V) and ensure compatibility with your facility’s electrical supply.
Yes — the machine uses durable stainless steel construction on food-contact surfaces, which resists rust and is suitable for commercial food preparation when cleaned regularly.
Replacement parts (blades, trays, guards, switches) and service availability vary by supplier. Contact the seller or authorized service center for spare parts, maintenance, and warranty service information.
Certification (CE, UL, NSF, etc.) depends on the specific model and region. Check the product listing or spec sheet for the certifications provided with your unit to ensure it meets local commercial and safety regulations.
As a commercial electric slicer with a powerful motor, it will produce typical commercial kitchen noise levels. For exact decibel ratings, refer to the technical specifications or ask the supplier.
Train staff on safe operation: always use the food pusher or carriage, keep hands away from the blade, never remove guards while powered, unplug before cleaning or maintenance, and wear cut-resistant gloves when handling the blade or parts.
Confirm blade size (300mm fits large cuts), electrical compatibility (voltage/plugs), duty cycle for your expected volume, available certifications, warranty and service support, and whether included accessories (blade guard, sharpening stone) meet your needs.
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