Bread slicer ROLLMATIC CP42

This bread slicer cuts whole loaves into uniform slices without damaging the crust or crumb. A motor powers parallel blades that move through the loaf at a steady pace, ensuring consistent thickness. The carriage holds the loaf securely, preventing misalignment during slicing.

To operate the CP42, place the loaf on the carriage and close the steel safety cover. Choose between single-cut or continuous mode, adjust the cutting speed, and start the cycle. The carriage advances automatically, slicing the loaf, and the bread is delivered to the front tray. The cover reopens once the cycle completes, allowing for the next loaf to be loaded.

The unit features a stainless steel frame and hardened steel blades. The safety cover is also steel, while the carriage is made of aluminium for reduced weight and resistance to corrosion. Controls include a rotary speed dial, a mode selector switch, and a start button. The speed dial regulates carriage movement, and the mode switch alternates between single or continuous operation. The start button activates the cutting cycle once the cover is closed.

The CP42 operates on a 400 V three-phase supply, typical in professional kitchens and bakeries. Its 0.75 kW motor handles dense or crusty bread without overheating. The unit weighs 118 kg for shipping and 128 kg when installed, requiring a trolley or pallet jack for movement. Once positioned, it remains on the worktop. The compact dimensions fit behind counters or on central islands in small to medium-sized shops.

Cleaning involves the components specified in the product details. Wipe the steel cover and frame with a damp cloth and sanitiser. Remove and clean the blades separately to avoid cross-contamination. Wash and dry the aluminium carriage to prevent oxidation. Keep the speed dial and switches dry to prevent electrical issues.

The CP42 accommodates loaves up to 420 mm in length; a 520 mm version is also available. It is listed under automatic bread slicers in the bakery and deli equipment section.