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OSTBA

200W Electric Deli Meat Slicer, 7.5" Removable Stainless Steel Blade, Adjustable Thickness, Child Lock - For Home Use

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Style: Meat Slicer-200Watt


Features

  • To Be a Chef: The food slicer cuts the food precisely, it makes you like a good chef at home. Adjustable thickness from super thin to approximately 3/4 thick for slicing various of food such as meat, deli, cheese, roast beef, turkey breast, vegetables and fruits.
  • 200W Powerful Meat Slicer: The update electric food slicer is driven by 200 watts of fast, high yield slicing power, 7.5'' stainless steel serrated blade is sharp enough to cut the frozen meat, deli, cheese,etc, the slicer machine help you keep a consistent sharp cut.
  • Easy to Clean: Seamless and removable features make sanitation a breeze. Our removable ring-guard cover prevents debris buildup on cutting surfaces. The blade, food carriage, slide-rod extension and food pusher are removable, it allows for thorough cleaning and sanitation.
  • Safety Protection: To operate the deli slicer, you must press both the SAFETY LOCK & POWER BUTTON simultaneously to start, avoid the mistake operation. Non-slip suction cup feet keeps the meat slicer stable during working.
  • Compatible Blades and Food Pusher Available: If you want to order more different blades or food pusher separately, you can find them in our store. They are special for OSTBA SL518-1 and SL518 Meat Slicer. 24/7 Customer Support.

Brand: OSTBA


Product Dimensions: 14.6"L x 9.4"W x 10.2"H


Material: Cast Iron


Color: Silver


Special Feature: Dishwasher Safe


Recommended Uses For Product: Cheese, Bread, Meat


Product Care Instructions: Dishwasher Safe


Blade Material: Stainless Steel


Item Weight: 8.64 Pounds


Blade Length: 7.5 Inches


Brand: OSTBA


Product Dimensions: 14.6"L x 9.4"W x 10.2"H


Material: Cast Iron


Color: Silver


Special Feature: Dishwasher Safe


Recommended Uses For Product: Cheese, Bread, Meat


Product Care Instructions: Dishwasher Safe


Blade Material: Stainless Steel


Item Weight: 8.64 Pounds


Blade Length: 7.5 Inches


Blade Shape: Round


Operation Mode: Semi Automatic


Manufacturer: OSTBA APPLIANCE


UPC: 778862549400


Item Weight: 8.64 pounds


Item model number: SL-518


Date First Available: July 3, 2019


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Don't expect commercial grade, excellent for home use.
Style: 200W Meat Slicer with 2 Blades
I've used it to cut vegetables such as onions, tomatoes, cucumbers as well as hard cheese. In the three and a half months I have had this I have cut three or four roast beef for sandwiches I've cut Frozen steaks I've cut raw meat and sandwich meat. I have had no problem cutting any of these items. As long as you don't try to force it it seems to cut through anything. It's super easy to clean it takes me roughly 10 minuqtes where it took me 45 minutes to do one of commercial grade. It's lightweight and much easier to store than the other I had. Knowing what I know now I would buy it again. With minimal care and caution this should last a long time. Greatly satisfied with the product and the manufacturer. 13 Month Review Update: Everything said in my previous review stands. I use this once or twice a month. I continue to be amazed by this machine, its performed admirably. One thing I've noticed and adjusted to is when slicing meats slightly thicker then shaved it's faster, easier, and more consistent when it's thoroughly cooled. I just finished slicing a 4.25 lb roastbeef for sandwiches after it spent nearly three hours in the fridge. The beef was firmer and allowed me to slice the meat very thin with no problems. In the past I'd slice the beef warm and while it worked the slices weren't consistent and I had to work much slower. If your like me and use the slicer infrequently you don't need to spend the extra money for near commercial grade slicer. I'm a very satisfied customer ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2023 by Jack
    • Overall a good product
Style: Meat Slicer-200Watt
So I originally bought this because I eat entirely too many cold cuts from the deli. I drive for a living and sandwiches/ wraps are the easiest to eat while driving, and fast food sucks so I make my lunches at home before I leave. Processed deli meat has a lot of preservatives and sodium so my intention was to just cook chicken breast/ pork tenderloin/ turkey at the house and slice it myself. This product does the trick pretty well. The blade does not spin anywhere near as fast as I thought it would as I've used professional equipment before and kind of expected that but it does slice through cooked meat beautifully. Other people said the noise is kind of loud, I don't think it's that bad at all. It came with a serrated blade however for $20 I was able to buy a non serrated blade from the company. Cleaning this is not horribly difficult. Including the blade, four pieces come off super easy and can be tossed into a sink full of soapy water. The blade is not sharp enough to take your finger off if you reach into the sink and grab it, which I kind of wished it was but for home use is probably safer than it isn't. It is still a fine enough edge to cut through the meat and definitely bread but your fingers will be safe in the dishwater. The rest of the machine can be wiped down with a damp rag. Little scraps of meat do tend to be all over it when I'm done however wiping down the counter half of your done cleaning the slicer isn't too difficult either. Did notice as others have mentioned there are a couple of places, little tiny areas that little bits of meat could get into and getting that cleaned out for health purposes is important. My solution was to grab an extra toothbrush the next time I was at the store. Get a nasty color handle that nobody wants and leave it in the kitchen near the sink. It works beautifully to get into those little areas and dislodge anything that is stuck there. ( Hmmm, kind of like what a toothbrush is designed for 🤔) So yes overall I believe this is worth the money I paid and considering a pound of sliced chicken breast at the deli can cost about $8, and a pound of chicken breast that I cook here at home cost me about $2, this will pay for itself in a couple months. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2022 by Wayne Leyman
    • Ostba vs. Beswood meat slicer: Which is real best value? CLEANING GUIDE:
Style: Meat Slicer-200Watt
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Is it really fair to compare a $100 meat slicer against a $300 one? When it comes to true value for moderate home use, that’s what it came down to for me. I’ve tested both and can only keep one. Here’s what I’ve learned: INTRODUCTION TO TWO TOP SLICERS Both of these are very popular on Amazon and highly regarded. The Ostba has a 7.5 inch serrated blade and the Beswood has a 10 inch smooth blade. I’m a serious BBQ guy and cook and want to be able to slice thin and vac seal roast beefs, jerky, tri-tips, hams, pork tenderloins, and pork belly. My hope was that the Ostba would be enough for my needs, time saving to clean vs. the Beswood, and much easier to handle at 9 lbs. vs. 33. SIZE AND WEIGHT As you can see in my photo, the Ostba is compact and easy to handle. Suction cups are supposed to keep its light weight firmly planted on the counter. The Beswood is truly a “Big Berta” but weighs less than many comparable 10 inch models. TESTING THE OSTBA I first bought the Ostba. Slicing is adequate. It does slice thin yet the slice thickness wheel is a bit of a guestimate. It gets the job done and I bought it because its 200 watt motor can power through meats more effectively than pretty much all other small 7.5 inch models. The motor is loud but not unexpected. Slicing action is not smooth, but not unreasonable. Even with the powerful motor, you have to muscle a bit through the meat. The Ostba is fine but won't give you results quite as satisfying as the picture above of ham from the Beswood. Unfortunately, our kitchen counters are textured and the suction cups don’t stick. This forced me to grab onto the Ostba with some force so it wouldn’t slide on the counter as I sliced. I worry this can create a safety issue because my attention on the blade and the slicing might get even slightly distracted. This should be a rare issue for others. The Ostba sticks to smooth surfaces well. TESTING THE BESWOOD Slicing was an absolute dream with the Beswood. Like buttah! I have read this slicer is the equal of a 13 inch Hobart deli slicer, just sized down for smaller businesses, or home use. I realized right away the heavier weight is an asset, not liability. It stays planted on the counter, has a huge tray table to hold the meat, and spikey grabbers to grab it as you slice. The slice dial is in millimeters and I found that 2mm was perfect for ham. See the photo.If you like it ultra thin, or what they call in Pittsburgh “Chip Chop Ham” the slicer complies like an absolute pro. BESWOOD CLEANING NIGHTMARE? TIPS: I worried the Beswood would be a 30 minute cleaning headache and worried it would have to be disassembled to reach the blade. Some reviews are negative on the Beswood when it comes to cleaning convenience. In truth, it’s quite easy so let me explain the process: Unscrew the large knob to release the tray table. This cleans right up in a couple of minutes in the sink. See my photo of two easily found ideal cleaning and sterilizing solutions. The rest of the unit is cleaned in place: Unplug. Unscrew the knob holding the built in sharpener at the top of the unit. If there is any gunk inside carefully wipe it out and rinse it. Do not submerge in water however. It’s not hard to clean and takes just a minute. Unscrew the large knob holding in the blade guard, first making sure the slice thickness knob is set to zero. After unscrewing, give a poke forward, and the blade guard will drop into your hand. Again, it cleans up in just a minute at the sink. If it’s greasy, use a non-toxic grease removing cleanser. Simple Green mixed 1:10 is ideal, or stronger if you are working with pork belly. At this point, the blade will spin freely and you can spray with Simple Green, or skip this step and use a food-safe cleaner and sterilizer. “Lysol Daily Cleanser Free From” is new on the market and contains hypoclorous —many pro kitchens use this chemical to sterilize. You can spray, clean, and wipe, or to sterilize, spray, clean, and spray again, leaving the Lysol Free on until it dries. This chemical is very safe and also used for sprays to sterilize kids toys. Having a small brush to get into nooks and crannies helps. The one supplied with the Beswood is barely adequate. I used a nail brush and it had much more precision. I also use a green scrubby pad carefully around the blade edge. The whole job can be done comfortably in just 20 minutes, perhaps 25 after slicing more than 30 lbs of fattier meats. The best news? The blade does not need to be removed! Whew! GLOVE SAFETY AND CLEANUP TIP Speaking of careful: you must wear cut resistant gloves when slicing and cleaning. I learned a trick to keep them dry and clean. Put on the cut resistant gloves and then place a tightly fitting rubber nitrile glove over it when you work. OSTBA CLEANING The Ostba has a bar that can be opened up, easily accessing the blade. Its tray table does not screw in so that is easy to clean as well. Use the solutions I recommend above to complete the job in no more than 15 minutes. However, the 5 minutes saved cleaning the Ostba is not truly gained versus the Beswood. The Beswood is so much smoother and easier to use that it saves time and effort during the slicing process. WHICH TO BUY? These slicers should last 10-15 years with reasonable care. The serrated blade of the Ostba is adequate for meat but once you’ve tried the Beswood, there is no going back! Yet, it’s almost three times the price and needs a large dedicated storage spot. If you can afford the Beswood, or its identical 9” model for $20 less, it is a dream slicer to use. If not, most occasional home users will find the Ostba plenty good enough. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2020 by Johnny Johnny

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