Berkel 01-402675-00753, Relay, 115v

US $1700

Bayonne, New Jersey, United States
Jun 6th

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DON'T FORGET TO FOLLOW US! MPS 24/7 RESTAURANT PARTS BERKEL REPLACEMENT PARTS HQ THIS LISTING: BERKEL 01-402675-00753, RELAY, 115V FITS MODELS: 909, 909-1, 919, 919-1 ________________________________________________________________________________ IF YOU NEED ASSISTANCE LOCATING A PART FOR ANY OF YOUR COMMERCIAL KITCHEN EQUIPMENT, WE CAN HELP! OVEN PARTS, FRYER PARTS, STEAMER PARTS, KETTLE PARTS, TOASTER PARTS, ICE MACHINE PARTS, REFRIGERATOR PARTS, FREEZER PARTS, GRILL PARTS AND MORE! WE ARE A FAMILY BUSINESS FOR 30 YEARS! NOT SURE IF THIS IS WHAT YOU NEED? CALL 1-800-794-1415 OR EMAIL Store@247RestaurantParts.com OUR ON-LINE STORE HAS EVEN MORE 247RESTAURANTPARTS.COM Here is a partial list of the manufacturers we supply parts for: FRYMASTER GARLAND CLEVELAND DELFIELD LINCOLN MERRYCHEF JACKSON GROEN RANDELL AVTEC INTEK LoLo VULCAN WOLF JADE PRINCE CASTLE APW WYOTT BKI BAKERS PRIDE TRI-STAR BLODGETT PITCO MAGIKITCHN MONTAGUE ACCUTEMP TURBOCHEF STAR LANG WELLS HOLMAN BUNN BLOOMFIELD JET TECH HATCO SOUTHBEND TRUE BEV-AIR CONTINENTAL VICTORY AND MORE! ________________________________________________________________________________ LEARN MORE ON BERKEL RIGHT HERE: About Berkel For over 100 years, Berkel has produced reliable equipment that chefs and operators depend on for consistently great results. Berkel’s unique combination of experience and innovation has made it a name synonymous with quality foodservice slicers, vacuum packaging equipment and more. Maximize your time in the kitchen. Choose Berkel. Berkel is associated with the Vulcan Food Equipment Group and is a division of the ITW Food Equipment Group. Company Overview In 1898, W.A. Van Berkel, a butcher in Rotterdam of the Netherlands, invented a way to slice more meat to better serve his customers. The result of his innovation was the world's first meat-slicing machine. It not only changed the way slicing was done in his butcher shop, it revolutionized the way people prepare food all over the world. By 1907, Berkel machines were being used in England, Belgium, France, Russia, China, Mexico and Canada. In 1909, manufacturing of the first American machines began at the U.S. Slicing Machine Company in Chicago, IL. Six years later, the company had outgrown its space in Chicago, building a new factory in LaPorte, IN and changing its name to Berkel, Incorporated. Recently, Berkel relocated to its present location in Troy, OH.