The grinder has a rated production capacity of 220 kg/h, suitable for high-volume commercial use.
The unit uses an 1100W electric motor and operates on 220V power.
Key food-contact parts and the body are made from 304 stainless steel for durability, hygiene, and easy cleaning.
Dimensions are 430 × 220 × 420 mm and the unit weighs approximately 28 kg.
Yes. The heavy-duty design and 220 kg/h capacity make it suitable for restaurants, catering, butchers, and other food businesses.
The description lists sausage-making as an intended application. However, specific sausage-stuffing attachments are not detailed—check with the seller to confirm which accessories are included or available.
The machine is designed for industrial meat processing and heavy use, but most electric meat grinders are intended for boneless or small-bone processing only. To protect the blades and motor, trim large bones and check with the seller for bone-capability guidelines.
Unplug the unit, disassemble removable parts, wash food-contact parts with warm soapy water, rinse and dry immediately, and sanitize as required. Do not submerge the motor housing; wipe it with a damp cloth. Reassemble once fully dry.
It likely indicates that feeding the meat into the hopper is manual (you push meat in), while the grinding action is powered by the electric motor. Confirm with the supplier if unsure.
Replacement parts are not listed in the product description. Contact the seller or manufacturer to confirm availability of spare knives, plates, and other accessories.
Specific safety features and overload protection are not specified. As a precaution, always use the provided pusher, avoid hands near the throat, unplug before servicing, and follow the user manual. Ask the seller about built-in protections if required.
The '1-10L' figure likely refers to hopper or bowl capacity range, but the listing is ambiguous. Verify the exact hopper capacity with the seller before purchase.
Assembly is typically straightforward—fit the cutting knife, plate, and feed screw into the head and secure the housing. Regular maintenance includes cleaning after use, keeping blades sharp, and inspecting seals and fasteners. Always follow the supplied manual.
The product listing does not specify certifications or warranty details. MOQ is listed as 1 set. For certifications (CE/UL) and warranty terms, contact the seller or manufacturer.
Keep meat cold or slightly frozen for cleaner cuts, avoid overloading the machine, run in short batches to prevent motor overheating, sharpen or replace blades as needed, clean and dry parts after each use, and store in a dry, protected place.
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