Laska KU130 Bowl cutter

• Fine comminution of meat for sausages, pâtés, and emulsions.
• Mixing and chopping of various food ingredients, including vegetables and spices.
• Production of processed cheese, spreads, and other viscous food products.
• Preparation of baby food and purees requiring a smooth consistency.

Typical bowl capacity

For this class of equipment, capacities commonly range from 120L to 150L, with this unit specified at 130L.

Blade configuration

Units of this type typically feature a multi-blade assembly, commonly with six blades, for efficient cutting.

Control system

Modernised units often incorporate HMI touch screen controls, providing precise operational adjustments.

Motor and drive

Many used units are upgraded with AC motors and inverter drives for variable speed control and energy efficiency.

Discharge mechanism

A discharge arm is a common feature, aiding in the automated emptying of the bowl.

Construction material

Bowl cutters are typically constructed from stainless steel to meet hygiene standards and ensure durability.

Power supply

Industrial bowl cutters commonly require a 3-phase electrical supply.

• What is the primary function of a bowl cutter?

  A bowl cutter is designed to finely chop, mix, and emulsify food products, particularly meat, into a homogeneous mass for products like sausages, pâtés, and processed meats.

• Why would a used bowl cutter have an upgraded motor and drive?

• What are the benefits of a stainless steel construction?

• Is the 130L capacity suitable for small or large-scale production?

• What kind of maintenance does a bowl cutter typically require?

Meat grinders are valued for reliable, efficient processing in professional food operations. Buyers typically prioritise robust construction, consistent grinding performance and ease of cleaning when selecting used models. Industry sentiment favours equipment with proven durability records and minimal maintenance requirements. Key considerations include motor power, output capacity and blade condition, as these factors significantly impact operational efficiency. Well-maintained grinders from established manufacturers generally command confidence in the secondhand market, offering good value for facilities seeking cost-effective processing solutions.

General overview for this equipment type