Applications

Snack bar

A few square metres, compressed peak times, one device in constant use — the snack bar is the toughest practical test for handling.

One device in constant use

In a snack bar the pace counts: lunch and evening business compress the work into a few hours in which cutting, filling and payment happen — often by the same person, in a few square metres.

This is where handling decides. The motor unit weighs around 1,000 g because the power electronics sit in the power supply; the device stays manageable even at the end of the shift. Simple operation means changing staff can use it without lengthy training.

Requirement for the cut
A fast sequence of even portions during peak times.
Workflow
Short distances, one workstation, frequent switching between cutting and serving.
Configuration
Power supply according to the busiest day (not the average), circular blade according to the spit, spare parts on site.
Cleaning
Daily cleaning after closing — being dismantlable without tools where possible keeps the time window small.