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Edlund 356XL/115V Electric Food Slicer With 3/16" Blade Assembly - ED356XL115V

Edlund 356XL/115V Electric Food Slicer With 3/16" Blade Assembly - ED356XL115V

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Edlund 356XL/115V Electric Food Slicer With 3/16" Blade Assembly - ED356XL115V

The Edlund 356XL/115V is an electric food slicer with 3/16" slice blade assembly.  This unit slices larger tomatoes or soft fruits and vegetables or chicken, and has a stainless steel construction

Features
  • Electric
  • Stainless Steel Construction
Specifications
  • Electric:  115v/60/1-ph
What our Experts Think
  • Consistent, uniform slicing: 3/16" (≈ 4.8 mm) blade assembly delivers precise, repeatable slices for vegetables, fruits, chicken, and sandwich ingredients.

  • Effortless high-volume prep: Electric motor with high torque allows staff to slice large quantities quickly with minimal effort.

  • Durable, professional-grade build: Stainless-steel construction and aluminum motor housing resist corrosion and withstand daily commercial use.

  • Easy maintenance and sanitation: Blade cartridges and wash guard are removable for easy cleaning, and torque settings prevent over-tightening during reassembly.

  • Space-efficient design: Compact, stable base fits easily on prep stations or kitchen counters without taking up excessive space.

Q&A

Q: What is this slicer designed for?
A: A commercial-grade electric food slicer ideal for high-volume kitchens, delis, and food prep, perfect for vegetables, tomatoes, soft fruits, and cooked meats.

Q: What type of slices does it produce?
A: Uses a 3/16″ straight/serrated blade assembly to create uniform, consistent slices for sandwiches, salads, pizza toppings, and more.

Q: What is its construction?
A: Stainless steel and aluminum housing for durability, corrosion resistance, and easy cleaning — built for daily heavy-duty commercial use.

Q: What are its power and size specifications?
A: Operates on 115 V / 60 Hz power, compact countertop design, weighing approximately 25–27 lbs for stability and portability.

Q: What features support workflow and sanitation?
A: Dual 3/16″ blade assemblies, stainless-steel wash guards, and a pusher mechanism for safe feeding and easy cleaning; NSF-certified.

Q: What types of businesses benefit most?
A: Sandwich shops, delis, salad bars, pizzerias, and cafeterias needing consistent, fast, and sanitary slicing.

Maintenance Tips
  • Clean thoroughly after each use: Disassemble removable parts (blade guard, food carriage, deflector, tray) and wash with warm soapy water; wipe the slicer frame and non-removable surfaces with a damp cloth — avoid immersion of electrical components.

  • Sanitize contact surfaces: After cleaning, sanitize blade, carriage, and food contact parts to comply with food safety standards and prevent cross‑contamination.

  • Sharpen or replace blade regularly: A dull blade increases wear on the motor and reduces cut quality; follow manufacturer guidelines for sharpening and replacement.

  • Lubricate moving mechanisms: Apply food‑safe lubricant to the carriage slide rods and adjustment gear to ensure smooth, precise slicing.

  • Check alignment and tension: Ensure the blade assembly and carriage move smoothly without wobble; re‑align or tighten components if cuts become uneven.

  • Inspect power components: Regularly examine the power cord, plug, and motor housing for damage; any wear or exposed wiring should be addressed immediately.

  • Avoid moisture infiltration: Keep the motor housing dry and never pour water over the slicer — moisture can damage internal wiring and cause malfunction.

  • Use proper thickness settings: Don’t force the carriage — allow the slicer to cut at its own rhythm to avoid motor strain and prolong blade life.