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Global Solutions GS4400 Description Perfect for slicing product for salads, sandwiches, and pizzas, the Global Solutions GS4400 rotary slicer is adjustable from 1⁄8-inch to 1⁄2-inch cuts. Made of aluminum, the body is...
Rotary Slicer GS4400 Use just one machine to slice all sorts of fruits and vegetables in a wide range of thicknesses. Simply adjust the blades to the size you need, from 1/8" to 1/2". Bolt the base to the counter for ...
Global Solutions by Nemco GS4400 Details Prepare a variety of toppings, garnishes, and ingredients with the Global Solutions by Nemco GS4400 aluminum adjustable fruit/vegetable rotary slicer. This unit is as versatile...
Purpose Pressure GS4400/4500 Transmitter with RS-485 Interface Pressure Transmitter with RS -485 interface (Proprietary or Modbus RTU Protocol)
The GS4400 model from Global Solutions by Nemco is a manual rotary slicer equipped with an adjustable thickness feature, ideal for installation in food prep stations needing consistent, uniform slices.
Shop Global Solutions by Nemco GS4400 Rotary Meat Slicer. Table mount, adjustable 1/8"-1/2" slice thickness, durable aluminum body. Expert quality, order now!
Description Global Solutions GS4400 1/8"- 1/2" Adjustable Rotary Food Slicer Use just one machine to slice all sorts of fruits and vegetables in a wide range of thicknesses. Simply adjust the blades to the size you ne...
May also be used with Nemco portable base for portability. Adjustable manual rotary slicer. Slicer can be removed from base with one ergonomic screw for cleaning and maintenance. Cut adjustable from 1/8 in to 1/2 in.
ROTARY SLICER MODEL: GS4400 PLEASE NOTE: To get the maximum life and most efficient operation of your equipment, please comply with all the instructions stated below. Clean the equipment thoroughly before the first us...
The GENSPEC GS4400 pressure transmitter is designed to meet the operational requirements of demanding pressure measurement applications where good quality, fast delivery and low cost are of the highest priority.
