All-in-one solution for bowl cutting, mixing and emulsifying
The GEA CutMaster combines high cutting speeds with efficient particle reduction to deliver consistent results. The TopCut VSH knife head ensures uniform texture, binding, color, and taste, with cutting speeds of up to 162 m/s for reliable downstream processing.
Technology know-how you can count on
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All-in-one machine for cutting, mixing, and emulsifying with optional cooling and dosing
- Integrated monitoring and control for consistent batch quality
- Hygienic, compact design with durable components
- Over 70 years of bowl cutter expertise
Efficient particle size reduction
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High-speed processing with TopCut VSH knife up to 162 m/s
- Flexible applications from coarse chopping to fine emulsions
- Up to 95% filling level for higher productivity
- Multiple knife shapes for flexible processing
Product consistency
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Uniform mixing for optimal binding and texture
- Consistent structure for reliable downstream processing
- Adjustable speed and cutting area for precise fineness
Ergonomic hygienic design
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Designed to meet high sanitary standards (3-A compliant)
- Easy operation with integrated control cabinet and hydraulics
- Smooth, sealed surfaces for easy cleaning
- Optimized sealing between bowl and knife cover
GEA CutMaster Gen 3 | The reference in bowl cutting
Main product applications
The GEA CutMaster is perfect for a wide range of product applications, including course to very fine sausage, fish, poultry, pork, beef, vegan, vegetarian and meat-replacement products, processed cheese, sauces and a variety of basic products used in the food processing industry.
Automation solutions to perform to the absolute best
Optimum operation of even the best bowl cutter is only possible, if the software systems are of equal quality. Digitalization helps you to raise the bar and constantly improve. GEA’s intuitive control system CutControl Pro Touch allows you to automate the operational cutting processes by recording for every single product. With the External Recipe Editor you can create and edit recipes on the machine and on an external PC as well. And to further analyze and improve production GEA offers the on-premise process data monitoring system GEA Process Manager.
Alternatively, the cloud-based InsightPartner continuously monitors machine condition and performance, delivering valuable insights based on real data. This comprehensive overview of the operation of the equipment allows maintenance managers to easily track key performance indicators that are critical to the business success as well as optimize uptime and planned maintenance.
Technology highlights
The GEA CutMaster combines innovative knife technology with an optimized cutting area to deliver high performance and consistent results. By reducing vibration and maximizing product flow and capacity, it ensures efficient processing, shorter batch times, and precise control over product quality across a wide range of applications.

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Additional equipment
GEA combines automated handling and complete line solutions to streamline your production process. From efficient product transport to fully integrated processing lines, these solutions reduce manual handling, save time and space, and ensure consistent quality, full traceability, and reliable, high-performance operations across a wide range of applications.
Technical details for GEA CutMaster
| Execution | High performance | PLUS | |
| CutMaster 200 | Bowl volume | 200 l | 200 l |
| Max. cutting speed | 144 m/s | 162 m/s | |
| Max. no of revolutions | 4900 rpm | 5520 rpm | |
| Reverse mixing rpm | 60 -500 | 60 -500 | |
| Motor (standard AC) | 103 kW | 138 kW | |
| CutMaster 325 | Bowl volume | 325 l | 325 l |
| Max. cutting speed | 144 m/s | 162 m/s | |
| Max. no of revolutions | 4100 rpm | 4620 rpm | |
| Reverse mixing rpm | 60 -500 | 60 -500 | |
| Motor (standard AC) | 138 kW | 172 kW | |
| CutMaster 500 | Bowl volume | 500 l | 500 l |
| Max. cutting speed | 144 m/s | 162 m/s | |
| Max. no of revolutions | 3600 rpm | 4060 rpm | |
| Reverse mixing rpm | 60 -500 | 60 -500 | |
| Motor (standard AC) | 172 kW | 208 kW | |
| CutMaster 750 | Bowl volume | 750 l | 750 l |
| Max. cutting speed | 132 m/s | 144 m/s | |
| Max. no of revolutions | 2860 rpm | 3120 rpm | |
| Reverse mixing rpm | 60 -500 | 60 -500 | |
| Motor (standard AC) | 208 KW | 230 kW |

Our service & support
Partnership that goes beyond equipment
With GEA, you get more than a machine – you get a trusted partner.
- Installation & commissioning support
- Operator training programs
- Preventive maintenance services
- Global spare parts availability
- Access to GEA Technology Centers for product testing and development
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