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Lemon Zester Grapefruit Knife Vegetable Corer BOARDS, BOARDS, KNIVES, TOOLS PIA LEMON ZESTER GRAPEFRUIT KNIFE VEGETABLE CORER code mm code blade length (mm) length (mm) code blade length (mm) length (mm) 856031 (L)155 856185 100 210 856086 110 220 CITRUS PEELER MELON SCOOP OVAL MELON SCOOP SERRATED code mm code ø length (mm) code ø length (mm) 856055 (L)175 856017 ø26 (L)160 856024 ø22 (L)150 MELON SCOOP DOUBLE CHANNEL KNIFE APPLE CORER code mm code ø length (mm) code - mm 856048 (L)155 856079 ø20 (L)215 856000 ø 22-25 mm (L)165 DOUGH CUTTER SERRATED BLADE BUTTER CURLER SPREADER - SERRATED – Serrated. code ø length (mm) code mm code blade length (mm) length (mm) 856154 ø60 (L)188 856192 (L)190 855768 85 210 66 PIA POTATO PEELER DECORATION KNIFE TOMATO KNIFE OFFSET code blade length (mm) length (mm) code blade length (mm) length (mm) code blade length (mm) length (mm) 856178 65 175 856062 90 200 856253 110 225 PIZZA SLICER CHEESE SLICER CHEESE SLICER FOR SOFT CHEESE code ø length (mm) code mm code mm 617007 ø100 (L)230 856208 (L)200 856215 (L)160 CHEESE GRATER CHEESE KNIFE FOR SOFT CHEESE CHEESE KNIFE FOR HARD CHEESE code mm code blade length (mm) length (mm) code blade length (mm) length (mm) 856222 (L)170 856246 160 270 856239 130 250 PIA 856291 DECORATION TOOLSET - 6 PIECES – Holdall with: - Melon scoop double - Apple corer 20 mm - Decoration knife - Melon scoop serated - Lemon zester - Channel knife. code mm 856291 280x100x(H)50 67 I A 856123 690000 570715 PIA GARLIC PRESS NB – Easy to clean. – Two removable grids. GARLIC PRESS code mm code mm 856123 180x25 570715 175x30 CAN OPENER KITCHEN LINE PIA – Including table mounting device. – Suitable for cans up to 335 mm. CAN OPENER 856116 code mm code mm 690000 (L)250 856116 (L)180 PIA SAFE CAN OPENER – This safe can opener removes the lid without leaving sharp edges and provides the possibility to place the lid back on the can. – The cutting mechanism operates by cutting the side of the can just below the lid. code mm 856161 (L)190 856161 NB NB 556719 570104 CLOTH STRAINER 570012 – 100% Cotton. EGG SLICER - RECTANGULAR EGG SLICER - OVAL – Washable up to 95°C. code mm code mm code mm 570104 130x85x(H)30 570012 120x115x(H)35 556719 700x700 69 BOARDS, BOARDS, KNIVES, TOOLS Extremely sharp, laser cut rasps PIA Watch the video 856352 856369 856376 856321 856338 856345 RASPS RASPS – Laser cut blades, high precision and extremely sharp. – Laser cut blades, high precision and extremely sharp. code - blade length (mm) mm code - blade length (mm) mm 856352 Fine 220 35x390 856321 Coarse 135 65x315 856369 Coarse 220 35x390 856338 Ribbon 135 65x315 856376 Ribbon 220 35x390 856345 Shaver 135 65x315 IA PIA Watch the video 844366 443002 844359 MINCING KNIFE GRATER, FOUR-SIDED code - mm code mm 844366 double blade (L)215 443002 90x65x(H)200 844359 single blade (L)215 70 BOARDS, BOARDS, KNIVES, TOOLS Watch the video Suitable for vast amounts 570166 TOMATO CUTTER – Cuts tomatoes and other soft fruits into wedges. – The sturdy legs with non slip feet leave room to place a bowl under the blades. – Fitted with 6 serrated stainless steel blades. – The pusher is spring loaded and has 2 handles. code mm 570166 360x300x(H)380 Fitted with hand protection I TOMATO SLICER 570159 – Only for cutting tomato or soft vegetables/fruits. – Slice thickness ± 5 mm. With suction cup feet – Easy to clean. – With suction cup feet. – Screw tightening tools such as Hex socket wrench not included. code mm 570159 432x202x(H)210 Watch the video 72 CREAMIA WHIPPERS CONFECTIONERY, CONFECTIONERY, CAFÉ BAKERY, Watch the video 588017 588024 CREAM WHIPPER PROFI LINE – Makes delicious whipped cream, mousses, desserts, cold foams and sauces easily. – Perfect for garnishing cappuccinos, coffees, shakes and ice cream. – Suitable for dispensing warm creams and sauces up to 70°C. – Keeps contents fresh for up to 14 days in the refrigerator. – Includes 3 stainless steel nozzles and a cleaning brush. – Requires cream charger (N₂O) to operate, not included. code liters mm 588017 0.5 ø85x(H)235 588024 1 ø98x(H)330 SPARE PARTS SET code - mm 589205 589205 Profi Line 120x30x(H)240 110 588147 IA THERMO CREAM WHIPPER – Bottle and head made of high quality stainless steel, designed for professional use. – Versatile whipper for preparation of a wide range of hot and cold creams, foams, mousses, soups etc. – The whipper can be kept warm in hot water up to 70˚C. – Double-walled bottle insulates the contents, keeping it hot or cold Watch the video for hours. – Includes a set of 3 nozzles, of which 2 are stainless steel and 1 is polypropylene, and a cleaning brush. – Requires cream charger (N₂O) to operate, not included. code liters mm 588147 0.5 ø105x(H)278 IA DECORATING AND INJECTOR TIPS – Ideal for decoration, filling, injections and marinating. – Set of 4 stainless steel tips: – 1 Long injector tip Ø 3 mm – 1 Long injector tip Ø 5 mm – 1 Short injector tip Ø 3 mm – 1 Short injector tip Ø 5 mm – Only suitable for use with Hendi Profi Line cream whippers. code for for for for 589106 cream liquid decorating decorating FUNNEL WITH SIEVE – Makes it easy to add ingredients to the cream whipper without clumps. – Set of funnel and sieve. – Funnel fits on the cream whippers perfectly. code mm 589113 ø175x(H)90 IA 589113 111 NB CONFECTIONERY, CONFECTIONERY, CAFÉ BAKERY, Watch the video 588376 588369 588031 CREAM WHIPPER KITCHEN LINE – Aluminium head and white coated aluminium bottle. – With 3 different nozzles, charger holder as well as a cleaning brush. – Not suitable for hot sauces. – Requires cream charger (N₂O) to operate, not included. code liters mm 589007 588031 0.25 ø80x(H)200 588369 0.5 ø80x(H)260 588376 0.95 ø95x(H)320 SPARE PARTS SET code - mm 589007 Kitchen Line 120x30x(H)240 589007 B CREAM WHIPPER KITCHEN LINE BLACK – Matte black coated aluminium bottle and head. – With 3 different nozzles, charger holder as well as a cleaning brush. – Not suitable for hot sauces. – Requires cream charger (N₂O) to operate, not included. code liters mm 588420 0.5 ø80x(H)260 588420 112 NB ELLER H C E S D I T T II O R O N N U CREAM WHIPPER KURT SCHELLER EDITION K – Completely made of aluminium – Set of 3 polypropylene nozzle, as well as a cleaning brush – Not suitable for hot sauces – Requires cream charger (N₂O) to operate, not included code colour liters 975893 Turquoise 0.5 975855 Yellow 0.5 975886 Purple 0.5 975879 Green 0.5 975862 Blue 0.5 Watch the video 975893 975855 975886 975879 975862 CREAM WHIPPER HENDI 2,5 – Suitable for pastry shops, cafés, ice cream parlours and restaurants I – Produces whipped cream always with the proper temperature of 4ºC and appropriate texture – Removable components of the dispensing nozzle allow for perfect cleaning and maintaining high hygiene standards – Air cooled – Tank capacity: 2,5 l – Removable container – Output: 50 kg/h – Weight 25 kg code V W mm 290903 230 500 400x230x(H)430 290903 Watch the video 113 CONFECTIONERY, CONFECTIONERY, CAFÉ BAKERY, 588208 UNIVERSAL FOR ALL WHIPPED CREAM MAKERS 588215 586907 CREAM WHIPPER CHARGERS – Universal for ‘Liss’, ‘Kidde’, ‘Kaiser’, ‘ISI’ etc. – N₂O – Best before 5 years after production date. code packed per order unit 588208 10 36 588215 24 25 586907 50 12 114 Large 2 liter Easy to Digital display showing working ice cream container operate time, freezing temperature and motion of the mixer ICE CREAM MAKER – Ideal for making ice cream, sorbets and frozen yoghurt I in up to 90 minutes. – 2L ice cream container made of stainless steel. – Air-cooled compressor with temperature range: -10˚C to -35˚C. – With 2 hours cooling extension function to help keep the ice’s consistency after it’s ready. – Prior chilling of ingredients not necessary. – Large, back-lit digital display showing working time, freezing temperature and motion of the mixer. – Easy to mount mixing paddle made of polypropylene. – Transparent polycarbonate lid with “Twist-Lock” safe close system. – Refrigerant: R600a. code V W mm 274231 230 180 272x315x(H)362 Watch the video 115 TIA CONFECTIONERY, CONFECTIONERY, CAFÉ BAKERY, 759233 ICE CREAM SCOOP PROFI LINE code - mm 759233 1/24 ø51 759240 1/30 ø49 759257 1/36 ø46 759264 1/40 ø44 IA 759240 759264 ICE CREAM SCOOP KITCHEN LINE code - mm 572016 1/10 ø70 572115 1/12 ø66 572214 1/16 ø59 572313 1/20 ø56 572016 572412 1/24 ø53 572610 1/36 ø48 572511 1/30 ø50 572719 1/40 ø44 572719 572313 ICE CREAM SCOOP STÖCKEL – Perfect choice not only for ice cream, but also for serving mashed potatoes IA – Easy to keep portions identical in size code - mm 755006 1/4 ø100 755013 1/8 ø80 755020 1/10 ø70 755037 1/12 ø67 755044 1/16 ø59 755051 1/20 ø56 755068 1/24 ø51 755075 1/30 ø49 755082 1/36 ø47 755099 1/40 ø45 755105 1/50 ø43 755112 1/60 ø40 755143 1/100 ø30 755037 755143 755006 755075 116 755334 TIA 755372 Easier identification of portion ICE CREAM SCOOP STÖCKEL – Fiberglass-reinforced nylon handle. – Easier identification of portion. code - mm 755334 1/12 ø67 755341 1/16 ø59 755358 1/20 ø56 755365 1/24 ø51 755372 1/30 ø49 755389 1/36 ø47 755396 1/40 ø45 IA ICE CREAM SCOOP STÖCKEL - OVAL code - mm 755259 1/20 70x52 755259 755273 1/30 62x43 755273 755174 802007 ICE-CREAM SCOOP WASHERS SCOOP WASHER KITCHEN LINE – For quick and easy washing of scoops and other small ice-cream – Facilitates quick and precise washing of scoops and other small accessories ice-cream accessories – Enables cleaning with low water consumption – Enables cleaning with low water consumption – Very easy to use and clean.
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