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Holac Dicer Meat Processing()
- Listing No
- 1179294
- Year
- Manufacturer
- Holac
- Model
- Dicer
- Condition
- Used
- Location
- Netherlands
- Price
- POA
- Description
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price: Contact us for price Holac Industrial Dicing Machine – VA Series (VA 90 / VA 120) Manufacturer Holac Type Industrial Dicing / Cubing Machine Model VA Series (exact model to be confirmed) Availability Direct Description This Holac industrial dicing machine is designed for high-capacity and precise cutting of a wide range of food products. The machine is equipped with a robust worm feed system ensuring consistent product flow and uniform cutting results Suitable for cutting products into cubes strips or slices depending on the installed knife set. Ideal for meat cheese vegetables and plant-based products The machine is fully stainless steel hygienically designed and easy to clean. Equipped with an original Holac Panelware control panel Key Features High-capacity industrial dicing machine Continuous worm feed system Interchangeable knife grids for different cutting sizes Suitable for fresh and lightly frozen products Solid stainless steel construction Reliable and proven Holac technology Technical Specifications (approx.) Capacity up to 1,500 – 3,000 kg/hour (product dependent) Cutting sizes approx. 5 x 5 mm up to 40 x 40 mm Product temperature fresh to approx. -2 / -3 °C Power supply 400V / 50 Hz Installed power approx. 5.5 – 7.5 kW Material stainless steel (food grade) Applications Meat (fresh or lightly frozen) Cheese Vegetables Plant-based products Convenience & pet food Machine is in good working condition and ready for production Video available on request ? Located in the Netherlands ? Worldwide delivery possible The information contained in this advertisement is for general information purposes only. Although care has been taken to ensure accuracy no liability is accepted for any errors or omissions. Specifications are subject to change Show the whole comment
About this machine
This used Holac Dicer is a piece of meat processing machinery — an industrial dicing machine, sometimes referred to as a food cuber — designed for high-capacity, precise cutting of a wide range of food products. Holac is a well-established German manufacturer with a long-standing reputation for building robust, hygienic dicing and cutting equipment for the food processing industry, serving sectors that include meat production, dairy, vegetable processing, and convenience food manufacturing.
The machine belongs to Holac's VA Series, with the exact model to be confirmed, and is described as being in good working condition and ready for production. It is constructed entirely from food-grade stainless steel and incorporates a hygienic design that facilitates thorough cleaning. The machine is fitted with an original Holac Panelware control panel and features a continuous worm feed system, which ensures consistent product flow and uniform cutting results throughout operation.
Cutting is performed using interchangeable knife grids, allowing the machine to produce cubes, strips, or slices depending on the installed configuration. Cutting sizes range from approximately 5 × 5 mm up to 40 × 40 mm, giving operators considerable flexibility across different product types and applications. The machine is suitable for fresh products as well as lightly frozen products at temperatures down to approximately −2 to −3 °C.
Throughput capacity is rated at up to 1,500–3,000 kg per hour, depending on the product being processed. Suitable applications include fresh and lightly frozen meat, cheese, vegetables, plant-based products, and convenience and pet food production. The electrical supply requirement is 400 V / 50 Hz, with an installed power of approximately 5.5–7.5 kW. The machine is located in the Netherlands, with worldwide delivery stated as possible.
This description was generated automatically from the listing details and may not reflect every specification. Please confirm with the seller before purchase.
