Powerline P116-EP Meat & Bone Saw
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- Stainless Steel
- Meat Bone Saw 116" Saw Blade 53ft/ sec. blade speed Motor. 1.5HP / 1Ph
- The "EP" models offer a more economical alternative to their stainless steel counterparts. The head is burnished aluminium, and the steel base has a "baked-on" epoxy enamel finish
- This finish is designed for durability and corrosion resistance that far exceeds normal painted steel and aluminium
Founded in 1993, Powerline is a global brand that provides quality equipment for commercial kitchens, hotels, groceries, meat shops, restaurant chains, and food processing industries. The company is based in Connecticut, USA.
Powerline focuses on ensuring its product lines are durable and offers value-for-money for its customers. Also, it strives to provide affordable prices for all its products. Its main goal is to always offer “the best machine for the money in the world.”
Great Warranty
1-year warranty with awesome service
Reliable Delivery
Free shipping when you spend AED 500 or above
Easy Returns
Easy returns on qualifying items so you can shop easily
More about the product
Cutting up meat and bones require specialized equipment if you want to do it right. The P116-EP Meat & Bone Saw from Powerline is the kind of product that you need. Here are its features:
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Powerline meat and bone saws combine ease of use, sanitation, easy cleaning, and large output volume.
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The P116-EP Meat & Bone Saw is ideal for large scale fish and meat processing, supermarkets, and restaurants.
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Comes with a stainless steel moving table that can be removed easily without having to use tools.
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The head is made from burnished aluminum and the base has a “baked-on” epoxy enamel finish that is designed to resist corrosion.
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Suitable for meat processing under harsh conditions.
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The unit can be dismantled for easy cleaning.
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Blade Speed: 53 ft / sec
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Net weight: 160 kg
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