- Food industry
- Meat Processing
- Industrial meat mincer
- Paul Kolbe GmbH Foodtec
Industrial meat mincer TW100fresh meatbench-topbutcher
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Characteristics
- Minced product
- meat
- Type
- fresh meat
- Installation
- bench-top
- Application domain
- butcher, supermarket
- Electric powered
- 400V three-phase
- Other characteristics
- with manual feed, stainless steel
- Output
950 kg/h
(2,094.39 lb/h)- Hopper volume
45 l, 64 l
(12 gal, 17 gal)- Motor power
2.9 kW
(3.94 hp)- Grid diameter
100 mm
(4 in)- Sound pressure
75 dB
- Length
895 mm, 1,065 mm
(35 in, 42 in)- Width
545 mm, 627 mm
(21 in, 25 in)- Height
575 mm, 576 mm
(23 in, 23 in)- Weight
Min.: 106 kg
(233.7 lb)Max.: 110 kg
(242.5 lb)
Description
Within the stuffi ng mincer series, the TW is the biggest table model. By default it is equipped with a feeding funnel of 95 x 95 mm and a bowl volume of 45 liters. The stuffing mincer finds its use in butcheries and supermarkets.
Technical Data
Specifications subject to change without notice. Dimensions may vary.
Cutting system
Enterprise E32
Nominal current at 400 V
6,9 A
Conductor size
1,5 mm²
Fusing at 400 (A lazy)
16 A
Input height
575 mm
Lower housing height (with cover)
64 mm
Catalogs
MANUAL MINCER
21 Pages
Other Paul Kolbe GmbH Foodtec products
MANUAL MINCERS
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