Compact-Pro Basalt Mandolin
Louis Tellier has drawn on a wealth of expertise to design two new Compact-Pro mandolins (Compact-Pro basalt mandolin/ Compact-Pro stainless-steel mandolin), the perfect combination of:
FRENCH CULTURE
• High output and various cutting
thicknesses (from 0.5 to 10 mm)
• Cutting width (95 mm)
• Durable and hygienic (stainless steel plate)
• BRON cutting height adjustment system (cam shaft)
• Safe to use with its ergonomic patented hand-protector
JAPANESE CULTURE
• Diagonal, honeycombed blade to stop vegetables sticking to it (made in THIERS)
• Exceptional cutting quality
(blade and comb-cutters)
• Light, just 0.8 Kg (1.54 lb), easy to use and very compact (easy storage)
• Transparent hand-protector so that
you can see the food as you cut it
COMPACT-PRO BASALT MANDOLIN:
• Non-slip base
• 2 comb-cutters (4 and 1 0 mm)
• 1 hand-protector
The Compact-Pro basalt mandolins have a profiled shape so that it can slide along one or both sides of a recipient (mixing or salad bowl, dish ... ).
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