Robot Coupe R2UDICE Dice Ultra Combination Continuous Feed Food Processor / Dicer with 3 Qt. Stainless Steel Bowl – 2 hp

Description

Manually prepping ingredients takes a lot of time and poses a safety risk, exposing your employees to sharp knives that can easily cause injury. Robot Coupe’s R2 Dice Ultra combination food processor eliminates both problems by giving you near-limitless prep options, and by doing that prep work in a fraction of the time it takes to do manually. And since it comes with both a continuous feed head and a batch bowl, you can easily adapt to any task!

3 Qt. Stainless Steel Batch Bowl

The durable 3 qt. stainless steel batch bowl is great for mixing up small batches of a single ingredient, or for processing multiple ingredients together at once

Smooth “S” Blade

Fantastic for a variety of processing tasks, the smooth “S” blade that comes with the bowl assembly allows you to emulsify, mix ingredients, and chop to a coarse texture.

Continuous Feed Head

When you need to process bulk quantities of a particular ingredient in a particular way, the continuous feed head on this processor gets the job done! A large, kidney-shaped chute allows you to load bulky items, or to load multiple, smaller ingredients at a time for processing. When you need to do long or delicate products, the round feed chute is a great solution, and both chutes have a pusher to keep your hands away from the cutting area.

5/32″ Slicing Disc

The slicing disc that comes with this unit makes a 5/32″ (4mm) cut, and is great for tasks like slicing cucumbers or carrots, making garnishes or ice cream toppings, and much more.

5/64″ Grating Disc

A 5/64″ (2mm) grating disc makes a medium-sized final product that’s perfect for garnishes and general use in recipes. It can also be used for cheese grating.

3/8″ Dicing Kit

A 3/8″ x 3/8″ (10mm) dicing kit is perfect for making diced tomatoes, onions, and other fruits and vegetables. It includes both a dicing grid and slicing disc.

Easy to Use

Operation doesn’t get much simpler than this unit’s 3-button control panel. Simple switches for “on” and “off” take all the guesswork out of processing, while a “pulse” option allows for more precision control when you need it.