Slicer Blades
Berkel 3rd Gen Slicer blade Rasspe 360-57-4-316
Slicer blade Rasspe ø 195-30-3-155 MOD.C for HORECA, MAKRO, METRO, SIRMAN
Slicer blade Rasspe ø 300-40-3-250 MOD.C 3rd Gen for FAC, FIMAR, RGV, IRONWEED
Slicer blade Rasspe ø 385-57-4-315 MOD.C for BERKEL, BIZERBA, MARWEL
Slicer blade Slayer 300-40-3-254 MOD.C for BERKEL, FIA, LA FELSINEA, RHENINGHAUS, SIRMAN
Slicer blade Rasspe 370-57-4-326 MOD.C 3rd Gen for BIZERBA, MANCONI, OMAS
Slicer blade Slayer ø 275-40-3-218 MOD.C for AGW, ESSEDUE, ITALIANA MACCHI, MARWEL, NOAW, OMS, RGV, SIRMAN
Slicer blade Slayer ø 220-40-3-180 MOD for SIRMAN, BERKEL, OMAS, ESSEDUE
Slicer blade Slayer ø 300-57-4-254 MOD.C for ABM, ARSA, ATLAS, BERKEL, CELME
Slicer blade Slayer ø 330-57-4-270 MOD.C for ABO, ARSA, BERKEL, BIZERBA, ESSEDUE, OMAS, OMEGA, SIRMAN
Slicer blade Slayer ø 350-57-3-300 MOD.C with extraction holes for BRAHER
Slicer blade 331-57-4-270 for Bizerba slicers
Deko Holland OEM 3501-3447S slicer blade ø 300-58-4-240 MOD.C
Slicer blade Rasspe ø 275-40-4-218 for Abm, Kolossal, Noaw, Sirman, Swedlinghaus
Slicer blade Rasspe ø 220-25.4-4-180 for Ab0, Fia Boston, Noaw, Omega, Sirman
Slicer blade Rasspe ø 250-40-200-190 for Arsa, Boston, Marwel, Noaw, Omas
Slicer blade Rasspe ø 300-57-4-254 MOD.C 3rd Gen for Abm, Arsa, Celme, Fia Boston, Ironweed, Sirman
Slicer blade Rasspe ø 330-40-4-270 for Oberwerk, Leo
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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