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Heavy-Duty Slicers
Heavy-duty slicers use high torque drives and steel construction for heavier use and enhanced durability. 20 Models | Light-Duty Slicers
Light-duty slicers are for smaller operations with limited space. They are designed for easy cleanup. 15 Models |
Medium-Duty Slicers
Medium-duty slicers are for standard restaurant use. Most come with locked knife covers for user safety. 7 Models | |
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Foodservice establishments that do not need to slice meat an produce only for less than two hours a day and have limited countertop space should choose a light-duty model. Kitchens and delis that slice anywhere from two to four hours a day and want to occasionally slice cheese can use a medium-duty unit. Finally, operations that intend to run their meat slicer all day long and want to be able to slice large amounts of cheese without damaging the machine will need a heavy-duty model.
Regardless of which slicer type you need, when switching between different foods you will want to thoroughly clean the blade and slicing table, especially if you slice both meat and cheese with one unit. With the increasing number of milk and other food allergies, you run the risk of severely harming your customers by not cleaning the unit when switching foods.