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Edlund - 120V Electric Food Slicer With Two 3/8" XL Blade Assemblies - 358XL [type] charbroilers Extrafine grade weave captures the
USD3661.70
USD3698.70
Edlund - 120V Electric Food Slicer With Two 3/8" XL Blade Assemblies - 358XL [type] charbroilers Extrafine grade weave captures the
USD3661.70
USD3698.70
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Edlund 120V Electric Food Slicer With Two 3 8" XL Blade Assemblies 358XL [type] charbroilers Extrafine grade weave captures the Extrafine grade weave captures the finest particles Universal Compatibility: Our Bakelite top lid handles are designed to fit a wide range of All American Pressure Canner models Factory set torque wrench to prevent over tightening the blades The slicer also includes safety features like guard locks over the blade cartridge during cleaning and a factory set torque wrench to prevent over tightening
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