The cutting knife is extremely strong. The back of the blade makes limited contact with the product. The elongated cutting and the extremely hard knife steel withstand the strongest pressure. Even bones or frozen products can be cut easily.

The shaft is filled prior to cutting. The product is fed into the shaft and pushed down while being gently compacted from all sides. Once the shaft is closed, a finely adjustable pre-compacting function presses the plunger against the product and gently forms it into a cutting block. The result is perfectly shaped cubes.

Open the door, remove the grid, insert the next grid and continue cutting at a different size. You won’t find any faster or easier method. The easy handling enables the operator to cut something quickly. No need to remove the cutting knife, and all grid components can be safely stowed inside the tool magazine.

When the product to be cut is smaller than the shaft cross section, even the best pre-compacting does not help – there is no way to stably position the product to be cut. Here an inclined shaft helps to hold the product stable on two sides by means of a V-shape. Cutting chops and portioning is only possible this way.

If the serrated blade was pulled out straight, the knife would double in length. Consequently, half the movement is sufficient to achieve perfectly cut results. Less movement means less friction. This in turns means less heat and a more accurately cut product.

One grid consists of up to three parts that can quickly be combined to form additional grid sizes. It is possible to produce 13 different cutting sizes with one grid frame and 7 grid halves. The grids are mounted on wheel bearings, which makes for smooth running parts. Off-cuts left at the end of the cutting process can easily be removed.