Slicer Blades
Rasspe 330 mm MOD.C C45 Slicer Blade – Ø270 mm Cut
Rasspe 300 mm MOD.C 100CR6 Slicer Blade
Rasspe 350 mm MOD.C 100CR6 Slicer Blade – Ø306 mm Cutting Circle
Rasspe 350 mm MOD.C 100CR6 Slicer Blade
370 mm Rasspe MOD.C Slicer Blade – Ø57 mm Bore, 4-Screw
300 mm Slicer Blade w/ Extraction Holes – Angelo Po, Sirman, Zanussi
330 mm Slicer Blade w/ Extraction Holes – Sirman, Bizerba, Berkel & More
350 mm Slicer Blade w/ Extraction Holes – Atoma, Berkel, Omas & More
300 mm MOD.C Slicer Blade (Grund & Bunse) – Italiana Macchi, RGV & Fimar
300 mm Rasspe MOD.C Slicer Blade – Fama & Sirman
350 mm Rasspe MOD.C Slicer Blade – C45 Steel
350 mm Rasspe MOD.C Slicer Blade
220 mm Rasspe MOD.C Slicer Blade | Ø40 mm Bore, 3-Screw
Rasspe 250 mm MOD.C Slicer Blade – Ø40 mm Bore
Rasspe 275 mm MOD.C Slicer Blade – Ø40 mm Bore
Rasspe 300 mm MOD.C Slicer Blade – Ø40 mm Bore
Rasspe 300 mm MOD.C C45 Steel Slicer Blade – Ø250 mm Cutting Circle, Ø40 mm Bore
Rasspe 300 mm MOD.C C45 Slicer Blade
Rasspe 370 mm MOD.C 100CR6 Slicer Blade
Slayer 350 mm MOD.C 100CR6 Slicer Blade
Slayer 350 mm MOD.C 100CR6 Slicer Blade
Grund & Bunse 350 mm MOD.C 100CR6 Slicer Blade
Slicer blade Rasspe 275-40-3-220 MOD.C for DAMPA, MARWEL, OMAS
Commercial Slicer Blades
Unlock precision, efficiency, and longevity with the right blade for your HORECA slicer. Whether you run a small café or a high-volume catering operation, our guide will help you navigate blade materials, coatings, geometries, sizes—and match them to leading slicer brands.
Why Blade Choice Matters
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Slice Quality: A perfectly honed edge delivers clean, uniform cuts in meats, cheeses, breads and more.
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Productivity: The right diameter and hardness reduce motor strain, lowering maintenance and energy costs.
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Hygiene & Safety: Corrosion-resistant steels and non-stick coatings speed cleaning while minimizing cross-contamination.
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Total Cost of Ownership: Upfront blade cost vs. sharpening frequency and service life—get the best value over time.
Blade Materials & Coatings
Stainless & Tool Steels
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SUS420 / 304 SS: Budget-friendly, excellent corrosion resistance; ideal for low- to medium-duty slicing.
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440C & Powder-Metallurgy Alloys: Premium hardness and edge retention for busy delis and butcheries.
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High-Carbon Tool Steel: Superior wear resistance—best for industrial processors who maintain strict anti-rust protocols.
Surface Treatments
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PTFE (Teflon®) Non-Stick: FDA/EU-compliant coating cuts food buildup, ideal for cheese and vegetable slicing.
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Hard Chrome Plating: Boosts wear resistance, extends time between sharpenings.
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Uncoated Finish: Lower cost, requires more frequent honing.
Edge Geometry & Grind
| Edge Style | Best For |
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| Smooth (Plain) | Delicate meats & cheeses—mirror-finish slices. |
| Serrated / Undulated | Crusty breads, frozen meats—teeth grip without tearing. |
| Hollow-Ground | Dense products—reduces blade-plate contact for smoother cuts. |
Blade Diameters & Applications
| Diameter | Typical Use |
|---|---|
| 190–220 mm | Light to medium duty (cafés, small delis) |
| 250 mm (10″) | Standard commercial kitchens |
| 300 mm (12″) | Heavy-duty catering & butcheries |
| 350–400 mm | Industrial meat processing lines |
Tip: Always verify your slicer’s arbor size and locking mechanism (bayonet vs. screw cap) before ordering.
Leading Commercial Slicer Brands
Partner your blade choice with a trusted slicer manufacturer for seamless performance:
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Bizerba – German-engineered precision with built-in sharpeners and stainless steel frames.
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Berkel – Iconic design, renowned for smooth, hand-assembled life-cycle performance.
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Globe (Middleby Marshall) – Solid, compact units popular in cafés, delis and food trucks.
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Hobart – Heavy-duty build, ideal for high-output catering halls and commissaries.
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Sirman – Italian flair with ergonomic handles and easy-to-clean components.
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Manconi & Omas – Boutique makers with a focus on premium tool-steel blades and artisan kitchens.
How to Choose the Right Blade
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Assess Your Product Mix:
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Delicate meats & cheeses → Plain edge
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Bread & frozen items → Serrated edge
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Estimate Daily Volume:
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Under 50 kg/day → 250 mm stainless blade
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50–200 kg/day → 300 mm hardened alloy
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Over 200 kg/day → 350 mm+ industrial blade
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Maintenance Strategy:
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Frequent in-house honing → Plain stainless (cost-efficient)
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Minimal downtime → Coated or hardened tool steel
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Compatibility Check:
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Match diameter, arbor hole, thickness, and nut type to your slicer brand/model.
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