Vacuum bowl cutting for dense, air-free emulsions
A compact, versatile bowl cutter that cuts, mixes and emulsifies under vacuum - helping reduce air inclusion, improve yield, enhance color and flavor, and extend shelf life across meat and alternative protein applications.

The GEA CutMaster V Gen 3 is a vacuum-sealed bowl cutter designed to cut, mix and emulsify a wide range of foods while removing air from the process. Processing under vacuum supports protein extraction, helps reduce jelly deposits, and can improve yield and shelf life. With high cutting speeds and flexible configurations, it supports applications from coarse chopping to very fine emulsions in meat, poultry, fish, and alternative proteins.
Improve product quality under vacuum
Increase throughput with high-speed emulsification
Run hygienic, consistent batches with smart control
The CutMaster V supports broad product portfolios, from coarse chopping to very fine emulsions, across meat, poultry, fish and alternative proteins. Vacuum processing improves emulsion structure and shelf life, making it suitable for high-quality sausage emulsions, specialty fillings, processed cheese and sauces, and plant-based or hybrid recipes.
CutMaster V technology is built around vacuum processing, high-speed knife performance, and digital control. Together, these enable consistent batch results, flexible textures, and improved emulsion characteristics. Optional monitoring tools provide transparency into machine condition and production KPIs - supporting uptime and maintenance planning based on real operating data.
Extend CutMaster V into a broader preparation system with options that support faster changeovers, improved handling, and higher automation. From knife-change tools and cleaning aids to dosing and line integration solutions, these add-ons help streamline preparation workflows and reduce manual handling between batches and downstream processing.
| Bowl volume | GEA CutMaster V | High performance | PLUS |
|---|---|---|---|
| 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 | |
| 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 | |
| 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 | |
| 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 |

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