Used Berkel, Incorporated Equipment
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Berkel 330M Manual Tabletop Meat Slicer
Used Berkel Slicer with: Maximum slicing thickness: up to 0.19 inches Blade diameter: 12.0 inches Product size tolerance: Height: 7.0 inches Width: 8.5 inches Diameter: 7.0 inches Operation...
Berkel GMB 7/18 Manual Bread Slicer With 0.5 HP Motor
Used Berkel Bread Slicer with: Slice thickness: 0.4375 inches Infeed length: 28 inches Approximate overall dimensions: Length: 46 inches Width: 25 inches Height: 63 inches Mounted on casters...
Berkel 808 Stainless Steel Semi-Automatic Slicer
The Berkel 808 Stainless Steel Automatic Slicer is a durable, high-performance machine designed to deliver precise, consistent slicing of meats and other products with ease and efficiency in a...
Berkel VCM 44 Stainless 47 Quart Vertical Cutter
Used Berkel Vertical Cutter with: Capacity: 47 quarts Rotates 90 degrees forward Stainless steel cover 1 Speed 7.5 horse power motor Knifes rotate : 1750 RPMs 99 minute digital timer
About Berkel, Incorporated
For over 100 years, Berkel has produced reliable equipment that chefs and operators depend on for consistently great results. Berkel’s unique combination of experience and innovation has made it a name synonymous with quality foodservice slicers, vacuum packaging equipment and more. Maximize your time in the kitchen. Choose Berkel.
Berkel is associated with the Vulcan Food Equipment Group and is a division of the ITW Food Equipment Group.
Company Overview
In 1898, W.A. Van Berkel, a butcher in Rotterdam of the Netherlands, invented a way to slice more meat to better serve his customers. The result of his innovation was the world's first meat-slicing machine. It not only changed the way slicing was done in his butcher shop, it revolutionized the way people prepare food all over the world. By 1907, Berkel machines were being used in England, Belgium, France, Russia, China, Mexico and Canada.
In 1909, manufacturing of the first American machines began at the U.S. Slicing Machine Company in Chicago, IL. Six years later, the company had outgrown its space in Chicago, building a new factory in LaPorte, IN and changing its name to Berkel, Incorporated. Recently, Berkel relocated to its present location in Troy, OH.
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