Börner Kunststoff- und Metallwarenfabrik GmbH
Boerner V5 PowerLine Kitchen Slicer
Germany , Landscheid
Boerner V5 PowerLine Kitchen Slicer
For the ideal processing of fruits and vegetables, it also requires a practical kitchen helper, such as this kitchen slicer, with which you can process large quantities of fine, but also coarse slices within a very short time. The V5 PowerLine slicer manages to cut the finest slices, because the height-adjustable insert makes it easy to vary the thicknesses. Raw food salads or even tasty vegetable chips can thus be produced quickly. Whether tomatoes, onions or even hard vegetables, such as kohlrabi or aubergines - all this is no problem for the powerful vegetable slicer. Prepare healthy fruits and vegetables in a fast, but also precise way - no matter if in very fine or very coarse slices. Let your creativity run wild and thus discover delicious new recipes, because with the kitchen slicer you have no limits.
The V5 vegetable slicer can be used with four different inserts – slice insert, 3.5mm, 7mm and 10mm blade inserts. These offer the possibility to cut different sized slices, stripes and cubes. For quick processing of fruits and vegetables, as well as protection against the sharp blades, we recommend the use of the Food Safety Holder.
For the production we use only high quality stainless steel and BPA free plastic, furthermore our components are manufactured to the highest quality standard - Made in Germany.
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