Dishwasher accessory Stalgast 650022

A food waste disposer pulverises kitchen scraps so they can be flushed away with water. A high-speed motor spins a grinding ring against stationary teeth, breaking food into particles small enough to pass through plumbing without clogging. The process is continuous: scraps fall into the chamber, the motor starts, and the waste is ground and washed down the drain in seconds.

To operate the Stalgast 650022, the operator turns on the cold-water tap, feeds scraps into the hopper, and presses the start switch. The motor spins at 4200 revolutions per minute, grinding the waste against the ring. Once the chamber is clear, the operator releases the switch and turns off the water. No pre-sorting is needed for most food waste, though large bones or fibrous material may require a brief pre-chop.

The unit is built as a single stainless-steel chamber with a 0.75 kW motor mounted beneath. Its footprint measures 174 mm in width and 387 mm in height, allowing it to fit under most commercial sinks. A 230 V electrical supply is required, matching the standard single-phase circuit found in professional kitchens.

Cleaning involves running cold water through the disposer after each use to flush out any remaining particles. Periodically, the grinding ring can be removed for a deeper clean, though the entry does not specify a tool or method for this.

The Stalgast 650022 is listed in the catalogue under waste management equipment for professional catering.