It’s a heavy-duty cutting machine built for restaurants, cafeterias and other commercial kitchens to quickly slice, dice, julienne and grate vegetables like carrots, potatoes, cucumbers and onions.
Common vegetables include carrots, potatoes, cucumbers, onions, cabbage, zucchini and similar firm or semi-firm produce. Very soft or bulky items may not process as well—refer to the model’s guidance.
Most multi-function commercial models offer slices, dices, julienne strips and grating. Some interchangeable blade sets may also allow crinkle cuts or different thickness settings—check the included blade options.
Yes. Commercial vegetable cutters are built for continuous use and higher throughput than household devices. Actual suitability depends on the model’s rated capacity—match the specs to your kitchen’s volume.
Commercial models are typically electric for speed and consistency. Product listings will specify single-phase or three-phase motors; manual versions exist but are uncommon for restaurant use.
Power requirements vary by model and market (e.g., 110–120V, 220–240V, single- or three-phase). Always confirm the specific voltage, frequency and amperage on the product spec sheet or nameplate before purchase or installation.
Commercial units generally feature stainless steel housings and food-grade, corrosion-resistant blades to meet hygiene standards and provide durability in busy kitchens.
Yes. Blades and cutting plates are usually removable for cleaning and replacement. Spare or alternate blade sets are commonly available from the manufacturer or supplier.
Turn off and unplug the unit, disassemble removable parts (blades, trays, pushers) and wash with warm soapy water, rinse and sanitize with a food-safe sanitizer. Never immerse the motor housing; wipe it down with a damp cloth. Follow the manufacturer’s cleaning instructions.
Typical safety features include safety interlocks that prevent operation when covers are open, non-slip feet, a feed pusher to keep hands away from blades and an emergency stop switch on some models. Always follow operator safety procedures.
Daily cleaning and visual inspection are recommended. Periodic maintenance such as blade sharpening/replacement, checking fasteners and inspecting electrical connections should follow the manufacturer’s schedule—often monthly or quarterly depending on use.
It can process both, but results depend on the product and desired finish. For best results and to protect blades, many kitchens peel root vegetables before cutting. Follow the manufacturer’s guidance for specific produce.
Yes. Blades, pushers, feed trays and sometimes additional blade sets are usually available as replacement parts or accessories. Purchase through the manufacturer, authorized dealers or trusted parts suppliers.
Warranty terms vary by manufacturer and seller; many commercial machines carry a limited warranty (commonly 1 year) on parts and workmanship. Check the product listing or contact the seller for exact warranty, service and parts-support details.
Match the machine to your expected daily volume, desired cutting functions (slice/dice/julienne), available space and electrical supply. Consider build quality (stainless steel), ease of cleaning, availability of spare blades and local service/support before purchasing.
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