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Compact bread slicer. Can create a full cut or a butterfly/hinge cut. Fully guarded machine. 2 Units in stock. Machine in very good order.
Doncaster, United Kingdom5,942 km away
Model Number
BBS-VE
Stock Number
10103
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Applications & Use Cases
- Used in small to medium-sized bakeries for slicing loaves of bread.
- Suitable for supermarket in-store bakeries requiring consistent bread portioning.
- Utilised in catering businesses for preparing sliced bread for sandwiches and buffets.
- Applicable in food service operations that require on-demand bread slicing.
Typical Specifications
- Typical capacity
- Typically processes 100-300 loaves per hour, depending on bread size and desired slice thickness.
- Power supply
- Commonly requires a single-phase 230V, 50Hz electrical supply, though some larger units may be three-phase.
- Slice thickness
- Units of this type typically offer adjustable slice thicknesses, commonly ranging from 8mm to 16mm.
- Blade type
- Usually features a series of band blades or reciprocating blades, designed for clean cuts on various bread types.
- Footprint
- Compact bread slicers typically have a small footprint, often less than 1 square metre, making them suitable for limited spaces.
- Safety features
- Modern refurbished units commonly include full guarding, emergency stop buttons, and interlocks for operator safety.
- Construction material
- Typically constructed from stainless steel and food-grade plastics for hygiene and durability in food environments.
Frequently Asked Questions
- A butterfly or hinge cut means the bread is sliced almost all the way through, leaving a small section at the bottom uncut. This keeps the loaf intact for easier handling while still allowing individual slices to be separated.
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