Cheese Prep

cheese prep

Title	Description
Easy Cheeser™ Nemco	Saves time and effort Rugged, all metal units cut uniform cubes, sticks, squares and rectangles of all cheeses including mozzarella and cheddar making it the perfect tool for salad bars, deli trays, party packs, in-store sampling, hors d’oeuvres and speciality trays Slicing arms are interchangeable and easy to switch Replaceable stainless steel cutting wires Cubes a 2.3kg (5lb) block of cheese in 75 seconds Ideal for making individual pats and serving-size squares of butter	More Details
Easy Cheese Blocker™ Nemco	Cut cheese blocks down to size in seconds for more manageable cubing, slicing and shredding Sturdy, all stainless steel construction and rigid cutting bow ensure straight, even cuts plus long life Calibrated, notched, 13mm (½") cutting guide helps to improve consistency and reduce waste Stainless steel cutting wire is easily replaced Process 18kg (40lb) cheese blocks, 16kg (35lb) cheese wheels or smaller	More Details
GSD Cheese Grater Metcalfe	Professional cheese grater offering excellent performance with an output of up to 70kg of grated cheese per hour The grater has a special steel roll and is protected with a stainless steel grid to avoid contact with moving parts An interlock is assembled on the cheese pressing handle; it is started when the cheese load safety threshold is exceeded to avoid contact with the moving cutting part Only suitable for grating HARD cheese (e.g. pecorino and parmesan), bread, nuts and biscuits Ventilated motor with heat sensor On/off switch protection with waterproof rubber cover Plastic base protection to prevent moisture entering the motor and electrics	More Details
GMR Retro Cheese Grater Metcalfe	Retro style cheese grater offering excellent performance with an output of 30kgs of cheese and 50kgs of bread per hour The grater has a special steel roll and is protected with a stainless steel grid to avoid contact with moving parts An interlock is assembled on the cheese pressing handle; it is started when the cheese load safety threshold is exceeded to avoid contact with the moving cutting part Only suitable for grating HARD cheese (e.g. pecorino and parmesan), bread, nuts and biscuits	More Details
TMC Mozzarella Cheese Grater Metcalfe	Professional mozzarella cheese grater ideally suited for pizza shops and restaurants Output of 50kgs of cheese per hour 4 cutting cones: No.1: 2mm for slicing No.2: 2.5mm for shredding or grating No.3: 4mm for vegetables No.4: 7mm for mozzarella cheese Stainless steel construction Heavy duty motor Thermal overload protection included ABS discharging chute equipped with safety micro switch ABS pestle Stainless steel cutting cones, hopper and tray 24volt control panel ensures safety during operation Available in single or three phase Unit is supplied with a 7mm cone	More Details
RG-400i Cheese Shredder Hallde	Processes up 2.9 tonnes per hour RG-400i Cheese Shredder is HALLDE's largest and most effective cheese preparation machine that prepares very large volumes. Shred whole blocks of cheese at once, streamlining your production User-friendly and easy to clean - machine and accessories made entirely of stainless steel The RG-400i can take whole blocks of cheese without having to be divided into smaller pieces There is a broad range of feeders and accessories, enabling adaption to many different needs The cutting tools, feeders and accessories can be put in the dishwasher RG-400i fulfils all of the requirements that are placed on a professional machine whether used in restaurants, large sized kitchens, industrial environments, catering or as part of a production system	More Details

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