Nemco NEW0006 - Easy Wedger, 6, 8 or 10 Wedges

Nemco NEW0006 - Easy Wedger, 6, 8 or 10 Wedges

Bars, cafes and kitchens cut a lot of lemon and lime wedges, and the Nemco Easy Wedger makes every one the same. It cuts lemons, limes, oranges, potatoes, zucchini and tomatoes into even wedges without bruising the product. Choose a 6, 8 or 10 section blade to suit the wedge size you want, all in the same compact 200 x 200mm footprint.

Key features:

• Cuts consistent wedges every time
• Will not bruise the product
• Works with lemons, limes, oranges, potatoes, zucchini, tomatoes and similar produce
• Saves labour behind the bar and on the prep bench
• Suits both food and beverage operations
• Choose 6, 8 or 10 sections
• Light 2kg manual unit, made in the USA

Specifications:

• Model: Nemco NEW0006 (6 wedges), NEW0008 (8 wedges) or NEW0010 (10 wedges)
• Dimensions: 200 W x 200 D x 480 H mm
• Weight: 2 kg
• Origin: USA

Good to know before you buy:

• Picking the section count: fewer sections give bigger wedges and more sections give smaller ones. The 6 section suits larger wedges; the 10 section gives slimmer ones from the same piece of fruit.
• Height: the unit is 480mm tall, so check it fits under any shelf above your bench.
• No power needed: it is a manual wedger, so there is nothing to plug in.

Compare similar models:

• Nemco NEO0001: Easy Onion Slicer II, cuts 4.6mm slices from produce up to 100mm across
• Nemco NEC0002: Easy Chopper II, square cuts at 6, 9 or 12mm
• Nemco NTS0045: Easy Tomato Slicer, 4.5mm or 6.25mm slices

Common questions:

Can I use it for potatoes as well as citrus?
Yes. ICE lists lemons, limes, oranges, potatoes, zucchini and tomatoes as suitable produce.

Which section count should I choose?
Choose by wedge size: 6 sections for larger wedges, 8 for medium, or 10 for slim wedges.

Will it damage soft fruit like tomatoes?
Nemco designed it so it will not bruise the product, and tomatoes are on the list of suitable produce.

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Warranty: 12 months, back to base, through ICE, Nemco's Australian distributor. Back to base means that if a warranty fault comes up, the item is returned to ICE to be assessed, rather than being looked at on site.