Slicing & Loading
The appearance of a sliced packaged product contributes to consumers buying decisions. So the more attractive and appetizing a product is, the more it stands out on crowded supermarket shelves. GEA is the expert you can count on, since mid of the 1950s where the first slicer has been brought into the market. Technical know-how and expertise granted many aspects in benefits of the slicing technology which helped us to become a major player in the industry. GEA slicing, scanning, weighing and loading machines arrange sliced products in a variety of visually appealing, space-saving and consumer-friendly ways.
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GEA DualSlicer II (1200)
The GEA DualSlicer is the best high-speed slicing machine – mainly for cheese, raw ham and cooked ham applications – with respect to slicing quality, high performance, low give-away, high yield, easy and flexible operation.
GEA DualSlicer II (1850)
The GEA DualSlicer is the best high-speed slicing machine – mainly for cheese, raw ham and cooked ham applications – with respect to slicing quality, high performance, low give-away, high yield, easy and flexible operation.
GEA FlexLoader/ GEA RetractLoader
The GEA FlexLoader is an automatic loading system consisting of two retract belts. It is a highly flexible and space saving system, ideal for loading thermoformer or traysealer.
GEA InsightPartner® for food processing and packaging equipment
By providing instant access to real-time equipment data, InsightPartner helps food processors manage their production better. Our cloud-based solution provides advanced analytics and comprehensive insights based on continuous data monitoring.
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