Berkel - Home Use Slicer Red Line 250 grey

The electric slicer with all the Berkel quality and professionalism and now innovative design. Reduced dimensions, ease of use and state of the art solutions ensure a perfect cut every day.

Details

Performance

Very thin residual product to minimize wasted material
Gauge plate opening knob with 14 millimetric adjustment positions for an accurate regulation
Inclined food plate for an effortless and more precise slicing
Chromed steel blade with professional profile: reduces waste and ensures perfect slices
0,25 CV (0,42 CV for the 300 version) professional engine for great slicing performance
Steel deflector for a better slices removal
Specific aluminum alloy casting and polymer feet for total stability during slicing
Fully IP65 sealed control panel
Integrated sharpener with a two separate movements operating system to increase sharpening precision

Cleaning & Hygiene

Casting made out of a single mold obtaining absence of gaps
Fast food grade aluminum blade cover removal system for an easy cleaning of the blade
Professional food plate with a quick detachable system for an easy machine cleaning
Wide space for fast and easy cleaning

Safety

Professional control panel, ON/OFF switches with high visibility LEDs
Food grade aluminum ring guard for best safety
Ergonomic controls in comfortable position to minimize any effort for the operator
Complete closure of the gauge plate for maximum safety during cleaning operations and CE Block to prevent its opening when the plate is out of place
Aluminum, with steel spykes, product press holder with disarmed position to prevent accidental release
Automatic shutdown of the machine in case of power failure

Berkel

The history of Berkel began with Wilhelmus Adrianus Van Berkel. He was born in Enschot, Holland on 05/02/1869 and died in Montreaux, Switzerland on 11/12/1952.    He was a butcher with a great passion for mechanics. His brains, urged by necessity to improve the old cut tools, induced him to invent the first mechanical slicing machine of his times and called it “Berkel Model A”. In 1899 Van Berkel established its first factory in Rotterdam. The following year, 84 slicing machines were produced and delivered by the Van Berkel’s Patent Company Ltd., and were: 76 Mod. A, 3 Mod. B, 5 Mod. C enriching the offer range. Since then the firm Van Berkel’s Patent grew continuously. It opened factories in Belgium, Denmark, Sweden, Switzerland, U.S.A., Southern America, France, Norway, Germany, Great Britain, Italy, Austria, Czechoslovakia, Spain, Portugal and Canada. It produced not only slicers but also balances, mincing-machines, coffee-grinders, bread slicers, and during the First World War planes, internal combustion engines, parallel lathes, and mechanical instruments generally speaking. It became one of the most important firm in the world.