Yasaki AMS320B-AUTOMATIC Deli Slicer
- Blade diameter: 320mm
- Cuts per minute: 42pcs
- Slicing thickness: from 0 to 18mm
- Aluminum - magnesium cast alloy casting
- Polished and anodized surface
- Sleek design, no sharp edges, and corners, easy to clean
- Assembly and disassembly blade cover with security protection
- Metal on and off switch
- Assembly and disassembly carrier with security protection
- Gear drive
- Suitable for frozen meat
- Processing capability: 30 kg/h (freeze roll-meat diameter 90mm
- Slicing thickness 1mm, Cut single freeze roll-meat at a time
- The machine complying with CE standard
- Warranty: 2 Years Parts and Labour
- Power: 240V; 370W x 2; 10A
- Dimensions: 820 x 740 x 580mm(h)
- Weight: 85Kg
About the Product and Brand
Yasaki Deli Slicer - AMS320B-AUTOMATIC
A premium automatic slicing solution crafted for high-volume delis, butcheries and cold-cut operations. With its robust 320 mm diameter blade and high-performance gear‑drive system, this slicer effortlessly handles frozen roll‑meat production at a rate of up to 30 kg per hour (at 1 mm slice thickness) and delivers up to 42 cuts per minute.
Built for both durability and hygiene, the unit features an aluminium–magnesium cast alloy body with a polished and anodised surface, designed with rounded edges and minimal crevices for easier cleaning and improved sanitation. The slicing thickness is fully adjustable from 0 to 18 mm, giving you exceptional flexibility—from ultra-thin deli slices to thicker roast cuts—all with precision and speed.
If your operation demands high-capacity slicing of frozen or chilled products with precision, cleanliness and professional build quality, the Yasaki AMS320B‑AUTOMATIC delivers the performance and reliability you need to elevate your deli or meat‑processing workflow.
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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