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Slicer FIMAR V330

Slicer FIMAR V330
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Technical data

Attributes
ARTICLE V330
POWER 0,37
SIZE L/W/H 740 / 640 / 520
VOLTAGE 230-400V/3/50Hz
WEIGHT 40 kg
DIAMETER 330 mm; 350 mm - +11% at the price; 370 mm - +16% at the price
NOTES Slicing thickness: 0 - 15 mm

The FIMAR V330 is a vertical slicer designed for professional food preparation. This appliance operates by using a rotating blade to cut food items into uniform slices. The vertical orientation means the food is placed against a fixed plate and pushed towards the descending blade.

The sequence of use involves placing the food item onto the carriage, which is then guided against the spinning blade. The slicing thickness can be precisely adjusted by the operator, ranging from 0 mm up to a maximum of 15 mm, allowing for a variety of preparations. Once the desired thickness is set, the blade is engaged, and the food is passed through it to create slices.

The slicer features a blade with a diameter of 330 mm. It is powered by a 0.37 kW motor, operating on a 230 V, 3-phase electrical supply. The overall dimensions of the unit are 740 mm in length, 640 mm in width, and 520 mm in height. The slicer weighs 40 kg.

This product is categorised under Electromechanical equipment > Slicer in the catalogue.

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