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blade for slicer 250 diameter 25cm three hole central hole 40mm c45 rgv fac e
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BLADE FOR SLICER 250 DIAMETER 25CM THREE HOLE CENTRAL HOLE 40MM C45 RGV FAC E
| (E) Diameter Blade | 250 | |
| (V) Number of holes | 3 | |
| (F) Dim. Central hole | 40 | |
| (H) Blade height (thickness) | 17.5 | |
| (I) Inner blade measurement (blade guard) | 210 |
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neutral white oil pack for slicers 50 ml
Food-grade neutral white oil, 50 ml, for lubricating gravity-feed and flywheel slicers of any brand: colourless, odourless and tasteless, it protects the carriage, food pusher and blade from friction and rust. Do not use cooking oils.
blade for slicer 220 diameter 22cm three hole central hole 40mm c45 rgv and other brands
BLADE FOR SLICER? 220/40/3/180 / 15,5 C45 FOR ABO - KOLOSSAL - OMAS -VAN DALL
(E) Diameter Blade 220
(V) Hole Number 3
(F) Dim. Central Hole 40
(H) Blade height (thickness) 15.5
(I) Internal blade size (cap) 180
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hand protection slicer fac and swedlinghaus model 195 220 250r 250e
Carriage hand guard for FAC and Swedlinghaus gravity-feed slicers, models 195 / 220 / 250R / 250E, CE and CE domestic versions. Safety shield between the hand and the blade during slicing: mandatory component, to be replaced if broken or missing. Hole centre distance 14.9 cm (measurement to check for compatibility). Specific to FAC/Swedlinghaus, not interchangeable with RGV models.
emery holder shaft for berkel h9-21
Emery-holder shaft for the sharpener of the Berkel H9-21 flywheel slicer: holds the abrasive stone that sharpens the blade edge.
Emery-holder shaft for the built-in sharpener of the Berkel H9-21 flywheel slicer.
- Holds the abrasive stone (emery) that sharpens the blade edge
- Compatible with the Berkel H9-21 series sharpener
The Berkel H9-21 sharpener uses a lever connected to a cam to bring the abrasive stones against the rotating blade edge. Replace the shaft when it is worn or out of round, or when the stone no longer stays properly seated during sharpening, compromising the quality of the edge.