The slicer is designed for high-volume potato slicing for chips and fries in commercial kitchens, snack manufacturers, and food processing facilities. It can also slice similar firm vegetables (carrots, beets, celeriac) when used with appropriate blades.
Two models are referenced: the French fries cutter XD-1000 (capacity ~1000 kg/h, power 1.5 kW, weight 115 kg, sizes 1060×690×1040 mm, cut sizes 6, 8, 10, 12, 15 mm) and the slicer QPJ-500 (capacity 1000–1500 kg/h, power 2.25 kW, weight 200 kg, size 928×460×1050 mm).
The machine includes an adjustable thickness mechanism or interchangeable grid/blade assemblies. Adjust or install the desired cutting plate (e.g., 6–15 mm) according to the model instructions to obtain thin chips or thicker slices.
Power ratings are 1.5 kW (XD-1000) and 2.25 kW (QPJ-500). Actual voltage and phase depend on the specific unit ordered—check the nameplate or product manual. Contact the supplier or electrician to confirm whether single-phase or three-phase supply is required for your region and to ensure proper installation.
Yes. The TCA slicer is motor-driven with simple on/off controls and easy blade/plate changes. Minimal operator training is needed, although staff should be instructed on safety procedures and correct feeding technique.
The machine includes safety guards around the cutting area and a clearly labeled on/off switch. Operators should always use provided guards, keep hands away from blades, and follow lockout/tagout procedures during cleaning or maintenance.
Turn off and disconnect power before cleaning. Disassemble removable components (blades, plates, hoppers) and wash with warm water and food-safe detergent, then sanitize. Do not immerse the motor housing in water; wipe it with a damp cloth. Dry all parts before reassembly.
The slicer is built from industrial-grade materials designed for durability and hygiene—typically stainless steel and food-grade components—to withstand continuous commercial use and easy cleaning.
Inspect blades daily for nicks or dullness during heavy use. Sharpen or replace blades when cutting performance decreases or edges are damaged. Perform routine maintenance (lubrication, fastener checks, motor inspection) according to the manufacturer’s schedule—typically weekly to monthly depending on usage.
Yes. Spare blades, cutting plates, and other replacement parts are typically available from the manufacturer or authorized dealers. Contact your supplier with the model and part number to order replacements.
Yes. Both models are industrial-grade and designed for high-capacity operation (around 1000–1500 kg/h depending on model). Ensure adequate cooling breaks and follow maintenance schedules to support continuous production.
The machine is optimized for fresh, firm potatoes and similar vegetables. Cutting frozen potatoes or very soft/pulpy items can damage blades or reduce product quality—check with the supplier if you need to process frozen goods.
Provide a stable, level surface with adequate ventilation and clearance around the machine for feeding, operation, and cleaning. Ensure your facility’s electrical supply matches the unit’s requirements and that there is sufficient drainage and sanitation access nearby.
Warranty terms and technical support vary by seller and region. Check the sales contract or contact your supplier for details on warranty coverage, duration, and how to obtain technical assistance or service.
Contact the manufacturer or authorized distributor to place an order and arrange on-site or remote training. Many suppliers offer user manuals, operation videos, and training sessions for proper use, safety, and maintenance.
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