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Alexanderwerk SKN 65 SS Meat Processing()
- Listing No
- 1179503
- Year
- Manufacturer
- Alexanderwerk
- Model
- SKN 65 SS
- Condition
- Used
- Location
- Poland
- Price
- POA
- Description
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Producent: ALEXANDERWERK Model: SKN 65 SS Typ: Kuter misowy Wymiary: 1400 x 900 x 1350 ( mm ) Zasilanie: 400V 50Hz 3N Biegi pracy: 2 Pojemność: 65 l Prędkość wału: 1500, 3000 ( obr./ min ) Materiał: Stal nierdzewna, kwasoodporna
About this machine
This Alexanderwerk SKN 65 SS is a used meat processing machine, specifically a bowl cutter — also commonly known as a meat cutter — used in commercial and industrial food processing operations to chop, emulsify, and blend meat and other food products to a fine or coarse consistency. Alexanderwerk is a well-established German manufacturer with a long history of producing food processing and size-reduction equipment for the meat, dairy, and food industries more broadly.
The machine is constructed throughout in stainless steel with acid-resistant properties, making it well suited to the hygiene demands of professional food processing environments and straightforward to clean and maintain to industry standards.
The bowl has a capacity of 65 litres, positioning this cutter in the mid-to-large range for professional processing applications. It operates on a 400 V, 50 Hz, three-phase power supply, consistent with standard industrial electrical infrastructure. The cutter offers two working speeds, with shaft speeds of 1,500 and 3,000 revolutions per minute respectively, allowing the operator to select between a coarser, slower cut and a finer, faster emulsification depending on the product and recipe requirements.
The unit measures 1,400 mm in length, 900 mm in width, and 1,350 mm in height. This machine is located in Poland and is offered in used condition.
This description was generated automatically from the listing details and may not reflect every specification. Please confirm with the seller before purchase.
