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- •Precision Fine Mesh Filter: Featuring a millimeter-sized mesh, this tomato sauce strainer effectively traps even tiny seeds from grapes and tomatoes, resulting in a smooth and refined jam; After use, it disassembles easily for convenient cleaning;
- •Generous 9-Inch Feeding Port: The widened feeding spout, measuring 9 inches in diameter, allows you to load a significant amount of tomatoes, fruits, and vegetables without the hassle of chopping them into smaller pieces; Note: It's advisable to cut fruits or vegetables into pieces ≤ 4 cm before placing them in the spout;
- •Adjustable Height Trough: The trough can be adjusted from 0 to 80 mm in height, making it easy to pour jam into various containers while minimizing spills and mess;
- •Upgraded Dry Wet Grinder:Compared with general models on the market,GM-62 Grain Mills can be used for both dry and wet;We have two types of grinding discs;The sand milling disc can be used for wet grinding,suitable for grinding soaked soybeans,rice, etc;
- •Into a pulp, and can be used as soy milk and rice cakes;Steel milling disc can be used for dry grinding, high hardness steel grinding disc;The grinding is smoother and more durable;
- •Premium Material:This grain mills use superior materials to ensure quality and durability; The capacitor shell is made of high-quality aluminum alloy material, which will not be crushed during transportation and prevent rust;
- •The beverage dispenser has a 3 2 gallon, 12-liter interior that holds enough for approximately 80 servings
- •An on-demand heating element works with a real-time LCD thermometer to provide temperature monitoring, allowing the beverage temperature to be observed during service while the dispenser is used for hot coffee, tea, or other prepared drinks
- •The unit measures 12 in W x 10 in D x 24 in H and includes a built-in carrying handle, providing the stated dimensions and a transport feature for moving the dispenser to parties, dining rooms, banquet halls, or catering venues as needed for service