Yasaki KS80AS Heavy Duty Stainless Steel Electric Kebab Knife
- Full stainless steel blade cover
- Adjustment ring and screw to easy achieve desired thickness
- Metal anti-slip body, ergonomic design, safe and easy handling
- The front part is easily detachable for cleaning
- Heavy duty switch
- One smooth blade and one serrated blade included in the package
- Adapter and unit stand included
- Blade: 80mm
- Speed: 1; RPM: 8,000
- Warranty: 12 months Parts and Labour
- Power: 240V; 80W; 10A
- Dimensions: 230 x 315 x 125mm(h)
- Weight: 29Kg
About the Product and Brand
Heavy Duty Stainless Steel Electric Kebab Knife KS80AS
The ultimate slicing tool designed for high‑volume kebab shops, rotisserie counters and fast‑paced takeaway operations. Equipped with a robust 80 mm stainless steel blade and a high‑speed 8,000 RPM motor, this machine effortlessly glides through stacked slices of lamb, beef or chicken meat, enabling precise portioning and consistent slices with minimal effort.
Built for commercial durability, the KS80AS features a full stainless steel blade cover for superior hygiene, a rugged anti‑slip metal body for reliable operation during long shifts, and a thickness‑adjustment ring with screw mechanism so you can dial in your desired slice depth with ease. Maintenance is also simplified — the front portion is detachable for quick cleaning, and the unit comes with both smooth and serrated blades included in the package for added versatility.
Safety and stability are built in: the heavy‑duty switch ensures dependable engagement, and the ergonomic design supports comfortable handling even during intensive use. The KS80AS is a smart investment to streamline your slicing workflow, elevate your product consistency and free up your team to focus on service, not struggle. For any food‑service environment that demands speed, hygiene and precision in meat slicing, this Yasaki kebab knife is a top‑tier professional choice.
Federal Hospitality Equipment (F.H.E) is an Australian owned importer and catering supplier of quality commercial food, catering & restaurant equipment, supplying and servicing Australia and New Zealand with commercial kitchen and catering equipment for over 50 years.
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