Catering technology · cutting, drive, spare parts
For the business that works in the heat.
Kebab cutting machines, circular blades and tandoor parts — from the same house as the air conditioner in the dining room. One supplier, one warehouse, one invoice.

Illustrative image. Stainless steel worktop in a commercial kitchen.
Ø 120 mm · for spits from 20 kg up to 150 kg
No. 01
Cutting machines
The electric cutter at the spit. Two sizes, both with a 120 mm blade diameter — the smaller one for the takeaway with a 20 kg spit, the larger one for the business that gets through 150 kg a day.
Ø 90 mm and Ø 120 mm · smooth and serrated
No. 02
Circular blades
The wear part that does the cutting. Smooth for the clean thin slice, serrated for part-frozen and fibrous spits. Fits MEMO, tandoor and SENATOR units.
DC motor · stainless steel grooved ball bearing, waterproof
No. 03
Drive, bearings & tandoor parts
What gives up first when you cut every day: the motor and the bearing in the head. Both are here — even long after the warranty has run out.
A blade that breaks on a Friday night is not a spare part problem.
It is a revenue problem. That is why what sits here is not only the machine but also everything that wears out on it: blades, motor, bearing. All from Germany, all under the same phone number — after the warranty has expired too.
Will it fit my machine?
The circular blades are sorted by diameter: Ø 120 mm for MEMO and tandoor units, Ø 90 mm for SENATOR. If you are unsure, measure the old blade or send a photo — we will tell you which one fits before you order.

Illustrative image. Small parts and tools on a light workbench.
Answered briefly.
Which blade cuts how, what happens in a warranty case and how long spare parts are available — that is on service & spare parts.
There are two sizes, both with a 120 mm blade diameter. The smaller one is meant for a takeaway with spits from 20 kg, the larger one for a business that gets through up to 150 kg a day. If you are not sure which suits your throughput, give us a call — that is settled in two minutes.
