Urschel E TranSlicer Cutter

Friday, 27 May, 2011 | Supplied by: http://www.urschel.com/E-TranSlicer-Cutter.html
Urschel E TranSlicer Cutter

The E TranSlicer Cutter has been added to Urschel’s TranSlicer series. The E TranSlicer uses the same 20″ wheel and delivers the same types of cuts as its predecessor, the TranSlicer 2000 Cutter.

The machine also accepts the same size infeed of 4″ (102 mm) diameter firm products, more compressible products up to 6″ (152 mm) diameter, and offers the same operating principle.

The machine provides a cutting wheel mount/holder assembly that simplifies cutting wheel changeovers and features continuous operation for uninterrupted production for all manner of size reduction requirements.

Online: http://www.urschel.com/E-TranSlicer-Cutter.html
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