The Reich 4250 is a used meat processing bandsaw designed for the precise cutting of meat, bone, and frozen food products. Also referred to as a meat band saw, this type of machine is a staple in professional meat processing environments, where consistent, clean cuts and reliable continuous operation are essential. Karl M. Reich, the German manufacturer behind this machine, has a long-standing reputation for producing robust food processing and cutting equipment built to industrial standards.
This particular unit is identified as Type 4250, variant 526 D14, and is manufactured in Germany. It runs on a three-phase 380 V, 50 Hz electrical supply, drawing 2.8 A, and is powered by a 1.1 kW motor turning at 1,500 rpm — a modest energy demand for a machine of this class. The blade measures 2,315 × 20 × 0.5 mm, a dimension that defines the cutting envelope and is relevant when sourcing replacement blades.
Construction is described as stainless steel throughout, which satisfies hygiene requirements in food processing environments and contributes to the machine's longevity. The blade replacement process is noted as straightforward, keeping maintenance downtime to a minimum. The combination of stainless build quality, low power consumption, and German manufacture makes this unit well suited to meat processing plants, abattoirs, supermarket butchery counters, and professional catering operations. The machine is currently located in Poland and offered in used condition.
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