KFFKFF Manual Dough Divider, 10-Piece Rounder, Hand-Operated Dough Separator, 4.23oz-19.75oz, with Stainless Steel Tray & Blade, Ideal for Bakeries, Restaurants, Commercial Use
No rating yet(0 ratings)10pcs Equal: The KFFKFF electric dough divider effortlessly divides a large dough into 10 equal portions. Each portion can range from 120 to 560 grams (4.23 to 19.75 oz). It ensures fast, efficient, and non-stick dough dividing, eliminating the problem of unequal sizes caused by manual segmentation.
User-Friendly Design: KFFKFF presents a user-friendly machine that includes 2 convenient 304 stainless steel trays for alternating use. The trays measure 12.2 x 2.8 inches / 310 x 71 mm and feature a handle on one side for easy removal. This design truly frees up manpower, allowing effortless operation by a single person and significantly boosting work efficiency.
Premium Quality: KFFKFF ensures durability by using high-quality materials for all key parts. The dough cutting blades and pressing plates are made of 304 stainless steel, providing easy cleaning and perfect cutting performance. Effort-Saving Lever: The KFFKFF dough divider features an extended lever that saves more effort when pressing the dough.
The end of the lever is thoughtfully designed with a textured grip to increase friction, ensuring a comfortable and secure grip. Versatile Usage: KFFKFF's dough divider is perfect for producing a variety of delicious treats such as pastries, pizzas, cookies, burgers, bread, and more.
It is suitable for use in various high-volume food production environments including restaurants, schools, factories, bakeries, and more.
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