Usage: Commercial vegetable cutting machine can be used to cut roots and stems, such as potatoes, sweet potatoes, melons, onions, eggplants, into slices, strips, square cloves, etc. at once.
Features: By replacing the cutterhead, products of different specifications and shapes can be cut, with simple operation and easy cleaning; The root and stem cutting disc is made of magnesium aluminum alloy material, which is superior to most similar products.
Technical Parameters: | |
Overall dimensions: | 750×520×900mm |
Voltage: | 220V |
Power: | 0.75kW |
Production: | 200-600kg/h |
Slicing: 1-10mm; Sticking: 2-10mm; Dicing: 6/8/10/12/15/20/25mm, randomly equipped with one set of cutting discs. | |
Customization: | customizable |
The Automatic Vegetable Cutting Machine revolutionizes food preparation with its advanced technology and precision engineering. Here are 4-6 key features with technical specifications:
1. Multi-Blade Cutting System: Equipped with 8 interchangeable stainless steel blades (420-grade, HRC 52-54) capable of producing cuts from 1mm julienne to 15mm dice. The blade assembly rotates at 1200 RPM with ±2% speed consistency.
2. High-Capacity Processing: Features a 15-liter hopper (304 stainless steel) with a throughput of 150kg/hour for carrots and 120kg/hour for potatoes, achieving 95% material utilization rate.
3. Precision Servo Motor: Powered by a 1.5kW brushless servo motor (IP54 rated) with 0.01mm positioning accuracy and torque ripple below 3%. Includes overload protection at 110% rated current.
4. Smart Control Panel: 7" HMI touchscreen with PLC control (Siemens S7-1200 series), storing 50 preset programs. Features 0.1s response time and supports 10 language options.
5. Hygienic Design: Full NSF-certified construction with 316L stainless steel contact surfaces (Ra ≤ 0.8μm). Automatic CIP cleaning achieves 99.9% bacterial reduction in 3-minute cycles.
6. Safety Mechanisms: Integrated with 5 safety sensors (including infrared and current monitoring) that trigger emergency stop within 0.2 seconds. Meets ISO 13849-1 PLd category requirements.
The machine's robust construction (150kg frame weight with vibration dampeners <2μm) ensures stable operation at <68dB noise levels, making it ideal for commercial kitchens and food processing plants seeking efficiency and consistency.
1. Commercial Kitchens & Restaurants: Automatic vegetable cutting machines revolutionize commercial kitchens by enhancing efficiency and consistency. They reduce prep time, minimize food waste, and ensure uniform cuts for dishes like salads, stir-fries, and garnishes. High-volume restaurants, catering services, and fast-food chains benefit from faster service and labor cost savings.
2. Food Processing Industries: In large-scale food production, these machines streamline the processing of vegetables for frozen meals, canned goods, and ready-to-eat products. They meet hygiene standards, improve yield accuracy, and enable bulk processing of carrots, onions, or potatoes for soups, sauces, and snacks.
3. Supermarkets & Grocery Stores: Retailers use automated cutters to prepare fresh, pre-cut vegetables for convenience-seeking customers. This extends shelf life, reduces in-store labor, and attracts health-conscious buyers with packaged stir-fry mixes or snack-ready veggie trays.
4. Institutional Catering (Schools/Hospitals): Schools, hospitals, and prisons rely on these machines to maintain nutritional standards while cutting costs. They ensure portion control, reduce kitchen staff workload, and adhere to strict food safety regulations for mass meal preparation.
5. Meal Kit Delivery Services: Companies like HelloFresh or Blue Apron integrate automatic cutters to precisely portion ingredients for subscription boxes. This guarantees recipe consistency, minimizes human error, and speeds up packaging of fresh produce for doorstep delivery.
6. Agricultural Cooperatives: Farmers' collectives use industrial-grade cutters to add value to harvests by creating processed vegetable products (julienned, diced). This helps small growers compete in processed food markets while reducing post-harvest losses.