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KRONEN GS 10-2

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Published identity

KRONEN lists GS 10-2 as a belt cutter for lettuce, vegetables and fruit, among other materials. Its output is product- and cut-dependent.

Record type: Exact named model. Commercial availability, price, lead time and recipe suitability have not been independently confirmed.

Source-attributed equipment information

Model
GS 10-2
Published maximum capacity
Up to 1,500 kg/hour; depends on product and cutting type
Infeed belt width
125 mm
Published cutting thickness
0.5–50 mm; cutting-tool and product suitability must be confirmed
Electrical power
1.8 kW; confirm destination supply and chosen options

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  • What produce varieties, maturity and incoming size ranges must be tested?
  • What cut shape and size distribution is acceptable?
  • Where are washing, drainage and water-management responsibilities defined?
  • What does the downstream packer need for product feed and surface moisture?

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Official pages checked on 3 October 2026. Source checks establish published identity and scope, not certification, stock, food-safety performance or suitability for your recipe. Trial questions and process maps are editorial guidance, not validated operating instructions.