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Omcan MS-CN-0350 14 In. Belt-Driven Meat Slicer, 370W, Anodized Aluminum, Ball Bearing Carriage

SKU23544 BrandOmcan

The Omcan 23544 Meat Slicer

The Omcan MS-CN-0350 is a 14-inch belt-driven meat slicer with a 0.5 HP (370W) motor that turns the blade at 240 RPM. The 14-inch blade is larger than the 12-inch models common in small delis, giving you a cutting area of 12.59 by 14 inches that handles full primal cuts and large cheese blocks without repositioning. Cut thickness adjusts from 0.01 in. for paper-thin prosciutto up to 0.59 in. for thick sandwich slices, covering the full range most deli operations need.

Hard-Chromed High Carbon Steel Blade

The blade is high carbon steel with a hard chrome finish and hollow ground taper, which means it holds its edge longer between sharpenings and produces cleaner cuts with less tearing on soft meats and cheeses. The hollow ground profile also reduces friction as the product passes through, so the motor does not have to work as hard and the slices come off more consistently. When the blade does need sharpening, the taper design lets you restore the edge quickly without removing the blade from the machine.

Anodized Aluminum Body with Ball Bearing Carriage

The body is anodized aluminum alloy, which resists corrosion from the salts and acids in cured meats and cheeses better than bare aluminum. The carriage rides on ball bearings, so it glides back and forth with minimal effort even when loaded with a heavy piece of meat. This matters during a lunch rush when your deli person is slicing continuously for an hour. The machine disassembles easily for cleaning, which is important for food safety when you switch between raw and cooked products. At 130 pounds and 31 by 24 by 19.5 inches, this is a substantial slicer that belongs in a permanent deli station rather than being moved between locations.

About Omcan

For over 74 years, Omcan has been a trusted name in the foodservice industry across Canada and the United States. Built on consistency, credibility, and long-standing customer relationships, Omcan offers a dependable range of products to support a wide range of operations. With a global network and localized service, the brand delivers complete solutions—from smallwares to advanced equipment. In 2024, Omcan introduced the Trento brand, representing a curated lineup of European foodservice equipment available exclusively in North America. Whether supporting independent operators or institutional kitchens, Omcan is focused on practical performance and reliable service.

Features & Benefits

  1. 14" meat slicer for delis, butcher shops, supermarkets, and medium-volume slicing operations
  2. Larger 14" blade handles full primal cuts and large cheese blocks without repositioning
  3. 12.59" x 14" cutting area gives you room to slice wide deli meats and big cheese wheels
  4. Adjustable thickness from 0.2 to 0.59 in. covers paper-thin prosciutto to thick-cut bologna
  5. Belt-driven 0.5 HP motor at 240 RPM provides smooth, steady cutting power
  6. Hard-chromed high carbon steel blade with hollow ground taper stays sharp through heavy use
  7. Ball bearing carriage glides effortlessly for consistent, fatigue-free slicing
  8. Anodized aluminum body resists corrosion and keeps the unit lightweight
  9. Disassembles easily for thorough cleaning between products
  10. Rated for 1 hour of continuous slicing -- enough for a full prep session

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  • 14" meat slicer for delis, butcher shops, supermarkets, and medium-volume slicing operations
  • Larger 14" blade handles full primal cuts and large cheese blocks without repositioning
  • 12.59" x 14" cutting area gives you room to slice wide deli meats and big cheese wheels
  • Adjustable thickness from 0.2 to 0.59 in. covers paper-thin prosciutto to thick-cut bologna
  • Belt-driven 0.5 HP motor at 240 RPM provides smooth, steady cutting power
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    The Omcan 23544 Meat Slicer

    The Omcan MS-CN-0350 is a 14-inch belt-driven meat slicer with a 0.5 HP (370W) motor that turns the blade at 240 RPM. The 14-inch blade is larger than the 12-inch models common in small delis, giving you a cutting area of 12.59 by 14 inches that handles full primal cuts and large cheese blocks without repositioning. Cut thickness adjusts from 0.01 in. for paper-thin prosciutto up to 0.59 in. for thick sandwich slices, covering the full range most deli operations need.

    Hard-Chromed High Carbon Steel Blade

    The blade is high carbon steel with a hard chrome finish and hollow ground taper, which means it holds its edge longer between sharpenings and produces cleaner cuts with less tearing on soft meats and cheeses. The hollow ground profile also reduces friction as the product passes through, so the motor does not have to work as hard and the slices come off more consistently. When the blade does need sharpening, the taper design lets you restore the edge quickly without removing the blade from the machine.

    Anodized Aluminum Body with Ball Bearing Carriage

    The body is anodized aluminum alloy, which resists corrosion from the salts and acids in cured meats and cheeses better than bare aluminum. The carriage rides on ball bearings, so it glides back and forth with minimal effort even when loaded with a heavy piece of meat. This matters during a lunch rush when your deli person is slicing continuously for an hour. The machine disassembles easily for cleaning, which is important for food safety when you switch between raw and cooked products. At 130 pounds and 31 by 24 by 19.5 inches, this is a substantial slicer that belongs in a permanent deli station rather than being moved between locations.

    About Omcan

    For over 74 years, Omcan has been a trusted name in the foodservice industry across Canada and the United States. Built on consistency, credibility, and long-standing customer relationships, Omcan offers a dependable range of products to support a wide range of operations. With a global network and localized service, the brand delivers complete solutions—from smallwares to advanced equipment. In 2024, Omcan introduced the Trento brand, representing a curated lineup of European foodservice equipment available exclusively in North America. Whether supporting independent operators or institutional kitchens, Omcan is focused on practical performance and reliable service.

    Features & Benefits

    1. 14" meat slicer for delis, butcher shops, supermarkets, and medium-volume slicing operations
    2. Larger 14" blade handles full primal cuts and large cheese blocks without repositioning
    3. 12.59" x 14" cutting area gives you room to slice wide deli meats and big cheese wheels
    4. Adjustable thickness from 0.2 to 0.59 in. covers paper-thin prosciutto to thick-cut bologna
    5. Belt-driven 0.5 HP motor at 240 RPM provides smooth, steady cutting power
    6. Hard-chromed high carbon steel blade with hollow ground taper stays sharp through heavy use
    7. Ball bearing carriage glides effortlessly for consistent, fatigue-free slicing
    8. Anodized aluminum body resists corrosion and keeps the unit lightweight
    9. Disassembles easily for thorough cleaning between products
    10. Rated for 1 hour of continuous slicing -- enough for a full prep session

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    Specifications

    Blade Size14"
    Blade MaterialHigh carbon steel, hard chromed, hollow ground taper
    Cut Thickness Range0.2 to 0.59 in.
    Cutting Area12.59" x 14"
    Drive TypeBelt-driven
    Speed240 RPM
    Power0.5 HP / 0.37 kW
    Electrical110V / 60Hz / 1Ph
    Body MaterialAnodized aluminum alloy
    CarriageBall bearing
    Slicing Volume1 hour continuous rated
    Net Weight130 lb
    Gross Weight133 lb
    Overall Dimensions (W x D x H)31" x 24" x 19.5"
    Shipping Dimensions (W x D x H)32" x 27" x 23"
    Plug TypeNEMA 5-15P

    Manufacturer's Warranty

    • 1 Year

      Labor

    • 1 Year

      Parts

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    The Omcan 23544 Meat Slicer

    About Meat Slicers

    A commercial meat slicer is a heavy-duty machine that cuts deli meats, cheeses, and cooked muscle into uniform slices. Delis, butcher shops, restaurants, sandwich shops, and catering kitchens use them to produce consistent portions for sandwiches, charcuterie boards, retail packs, and meal prep. It is also called a commercial deli slicer, commercial deli meat slicer, electric commercial meat slicer, or commercial food slicer.

    The right commercial meat slicer depends on three things: daily slicing volume, duty level, and blade size. Manual gravity-feed slicers handle low to mid-volume deli operations. Automatic and semi-automatic slicers run continuous shifts where operator fatigue and slice consistency matter. Heavy-duty slicers stand up to all-day production at high-volume delis and processors. Medium and light-duty units fit lower-volume kitchens and back-of-house prep. Blade sizes run 9 to 14 inches, matched to the largest cut you slice.

    Every commercial meat slicer in this collection is built for daily commercial use. Construction is stainless steel with food-safe components and motors sized for foodservice workloads. Common configurations, buying guidance, and frequent buyer questions follow below.

    Common Types and Configurations

    • Manual gravity-feed meat slicer: The operator pushes the carriage by hand across a rotating blade. The standard format for delis and butcher shops slicing 2 to 4 hours per day.
    • Automatic meat slicer: Powered carriage that strokes back and forth on its own. Reduces fatigue and produces consistent portions.
    • Semi-automatic meat slicer: Switches between manual and automatic operation. Useful when short runs of one product follow long runs of another.
    • Heavy-duty commercial meat slicer: Built for high-volume continuous operation in butcher shops, deli counters, and food processors. Stronger drive train and longer duty cycle than medium-duty units.
    • Belt-driven slicer: Power transferred from motor to blade through a belt. Smooth, quieter operation suited to deli front-of-house environments.
    • Gear-driven slicer: Power transferred through gears. Higher torque suits dense product and continuous-use commercial environments.
    • Built-in blade sharpener: Onboard stones that hone the blade in place. Shortens downtime and keeps slice quality consistent.

    What to Look at Before You Buy

    • Daily slicing volume: Match capacity to peak shifts. Light-duty units handle under 2 hours of slicing per day. Medium-duty covers 2 to 4 hours. Heavy-duty handles all-day production.
    • Blade size: Our catalog runs 9 to 14 inches. The blade should be wider than the largest cut you slice. A 10 or 12 inch blade covers most deli operations. A 13 or 14 inch blade fits whole-muscle butcher work.
    • Manual vs automatic: Manual gravity-feed costs less and works for low to mid-volume slicing. Automatic units reduce operator strain and run continuous shifts without fatigue.
    • Motor horsepower: Catalog units run from 1/4 HP through 1 HP. Light deli work suits 1/3 HP. Continuous commercial production needs 1/2 HP or higher.
    • Belt-drive vs gear-drive: Belt-driven units run quieter. Gear-driven units deliver higher torque for dense product and long-run service.
    • Safety features: Look for an interlocked carriage and a blade ring guard. Built-in sharpeners shorten downtime and keep slice quality consistent.
    • Cleaning access: Removable carriage, removable blade ring guard, and stainless steel food-contact surfaces matter for daily sanitation. NSF or equivalent certification is the foodservice standard.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What size commercial meat slicer do I need?

    Match blade size and duty level to your peak slicing volume. Low-volume delis slicing under 2 hours per day suit a 9 to 10 inch light-duty manual slicer. Mid-volume operations running 2 to 4 hours per shift need a 10 to 12 inch medium-duty unit at 1/3 to 1/2 HP. High-volume butcher shops and processors slicing all day need a 12 to 14 inch heavy-duty slicer with 1/2 HP or higher. An automatic carriage reduces operator fatigue at this volume.

    What is the difference between a manual and automatic commercial meat slicer?

    A manual commercial meat slicer requires the operator to push the carriage across the blade by hand. A semi-automatic slicer adds a powered carriage stroke that the operator can engage or override. A fully automatic slicer runs the carriage on its own, often with a portion-counter and adjustable stroke speed. Manual units cost less and suit low to mid-volume operations. Automatic units run higher volume with less operator fatigue and produce more consistent slice thickness across long shifts.

    How do you clean a commercial meat slicer?

    Cleaning procedure varies by slicer model. Foodservice use requires cleaning and sanitizing after every shift to meet health code. The basic process is: power off, retract the gauge plate, then remove the carriage and blade ring guard. Wash all removable parts with hot soapy water, rinse, sanitize, and air-dry. Stainless steel food-contact surfaces make daily wash-down easier. Always follow the manufacturer's cleaning procedure and use food-safe sanitizers approved for blade contact.

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    About Omcan

    For over 74 years, Omcan has been a trusted name in the foodservice industry across Canada and the United States. Built on consistency, credibility, and long-standing customer relationships, Omcan offers a dependable range of products to support a wide range of operations. With a global network and localized service, the brand delivers complete solutions—from smallwares to advanced equipment. In 2024, Omcan introduced the Trento brand, representing a curated lineup of European foodservice equipment available exclusively in North America. Whether supporting independent operators or institutional kitchens, Omcan is focused on practical performance and reliable service.

    Product Features

    1. 14" meat slicer for delis, butcher shops, supermarkets, and medium-volume slicing operations
    2. Larger 14" blade handles full primal cuts and large cheese blocks without repositioning
    3. 12.59" x 14" cutting area gives you room to slice wide deli meats and big cheese wheels
    4. Adjustable thickness from 0.2 to 0.59 in. covers paper-thin prosciutto to thick-cut bologna
    5. Belt-driven 0.5 HP motor at 240 RPM provides smooth, steady cutting power
    6. Hard-chromed high carbon steel blade with hollow ground taper stays sharp through heavy use
    7. Ball bearing carriage glides effortlessly for consistent, fatigue-free slicing
    8. Anodized aluminum body resists corrosion and keeps the unit lightweight
    9. Disassembles easily for thorough cleaning between products
    10. Rated for 1 hour of continuous slicing -- enough for a full prep session

    See all from Omcan

    Specifications

    Blade Size14"
    Blade MaterialHigh carbon steel, hard chromed, hollow ground taper
    Cut Thickness Range0.2 to 0.59 in.
    Cutting Area12.59" x 14"
    Drive TypeBelt-driven
    Speed240 RPM
    Power0.5 HP / 0.37 kW
    Electrical110V / 60Hz / 1Ph
    Body MaterialAnodized aluminum alloy
    CarriageBall bearing
    Slicing Volume1 hour continuous rated
    Net Weight130 lb
    Gross Weight133 lb
    Overall Dimensions (W x D x H)31" x 24" x 19.5"
    Shipping Dimensions (W x D x H)32" x 27" x 23"
    Plug TypeNEMA 5-15P

    Manufacturer's Warranty

      1 year

      Labor

      1 year

      Parts

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