Stainless steel cutter, 6 liters, variable speed
Product Code : CSP6V
Quick Overview
- Standard with speed drive.
- Turns per minute: 1100/2600 rpm.
- Made of stainless steel AISI 304.
- 18/10 stainless steel tank, thermo-diffuser bottom, transportable tank equipped with handles, easy to empty and wash.
- Ventilated motor, (for intensive use) (switchable 400V & 230V/3).
- No heat transmission on the product (motor and tank are side by side).
- Very sturdy knife (standard 1 smooth knife), with curved blades in hardened "cutlery" steel.
- High safety guaranteed by a double micro-switch on the lid.
- Lid in transparent Lexan, for an optimal visibility of the product, the addition of ingredients is possible thanks to a hole on the lid.
- Scraper and whetstone, delivered as standard.
- Low-voltage 24V controls, protection class (IP54), NVR (No-Voltage Release) to prevent unintentional starting.
- Unit built in compliance with current (CE) standards.
- Standard with speed drive.
- Turns per minute: 1100/2600 rpm.
- Made of stainless steel AISI 304.
- 18/10 stainless steel tank, thermo-diffuser bottom, transportable tank equipped with handles, easy to empty and wash.
- Ventilated motor, (for intensive use) (switchable 400V & 230V/3).
- No heat transmission on the product (motor and tank are side by side).
- Very sturdy knife (standard 1 smooth knife), with curved blades in hardened "cutlery" steel.
- High safety guaranteed by a double micro-switch on the lid.
- Lid in transparent Lexan, for an optimal visibility of the product, the addition of ingredients is possible thanks to a hole on the lid.
- Scraper and whetstone, delivered as standard.
- Low-voltage 24V controls, protection class (IP54), NVR (No-Voltage Release) to prevent unintentional starting.
- Unit built in compliance with current (CE) standards.
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