Globe Chefmate C12 12" Blade Manual Gravity Feed Slicer

Marsoni

M251S

$772.00

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Globe Chefmate C12 12" Blade Manual Gravity Feed SlicerQuality, performance and value are the hallmarks of Globe equipment. From a 9" economy slicer to a 175 lb. spiral dough mixer, Globe offers the widest selection of mixers and slicers, with the perfect match for any application. Standard Features Chefmate food slicer Manual 12" diameter knife 0" to 9 16" slice thickness Removable gravity feed food chute Top mounted sharpener Slice deflector and knife cover Belt driven Ball bearing chute slide system

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Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2024