Model: 50
Brand: Santos
France made.
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Juice Extractor 50
د.إ4,600.00
Juice extractor is from the Santos brand. It is use to squeeze watermelon, cantaloupe, apple, pear, orange, pomelo, peach, pineapple, grape, carrot.
The Juice Extractor (Santos juicer 50) is a Commercial juicer adapted to intensive use thanks to its powerful induction motor and its high output.
Perfect filtration: large basket with very fine sieve (0.5 mm / 0.02”) offering a high quality juice.
Maximum juice extraction: excellent yield.
The Santos juicer 50 has extra wide feeding chute (79.5 mm): no need to cut apples, carrots, tomatoes…
Silent: perfect to make juice in front of the customer.
Safety: Electric cut off and motor braking stopping the basket when opening the handle.
Exclusive Ezy-clean™ system: Removable bowl, basket and cover (no tool needed).
Spout height: 200 mm (8.6″), to make juice in glasses, jugs, and blender jars.
Output: 100 l/h
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