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ROBOT COUPE R502 COMBINATION FOOD PROCESSOR 5.5L

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Brand
Robot Coupe
MODELS
Robot Coupe R502
Nett Weight (kg)
29
Gross Weight (kg)
34
Dimensions (L x W x H ) cm
38 x 36.5 x 67 cm
Voltage
Single-phase
Frequency
50Hz
Capacity
5.5 L cutter bowl
Warranty
1-year warranty covering manufacturing defects on parts only.
Electric Power
900W
Origin
France
Resources Spec Sheet

The ROBOT COUPE R502 is a combination food processor that pairs a stainless-steel cutter bowl with a continuous-feed vegetable-preparation attachment, covering two distinct prep tasks from a single motor base.

The cutter bowl minces, emulsifies, purees, and kneads, while the vegetable-prep head slices, grates, juliennes, and dices using an extensive range of discs. A 5.5-litre stainless-steel cutter bowl handles larger batches, paired with a continuous-feed vegetable-prep head for uninterrupted output. A direct-drive induction motor with no belt is built for continuous commercial duty, and every removable part is dishwasher-safe.

For Malaysian restaurants, hotels, central kitchens, and caterers, one machine replaces hours of knife work each day, delivering the consistent cut sizes and portion control that scaled kitchens depend on.

  • Two Machines in One
  • Cutter bowl and continuous-feed vegetable-preparation attachment on a single-motor base.
  • Induction Motor, Direct Drive
  • Belt-free drive built for continuous commercial use.
  • Wide Disc Range
  • Slice, grate, julienne, ripple-cut, dice, and French fry from one machine.
  • Stainless Steel Cutter Bowl
  • Durable, hygienic bowl for mincing, emulsifying, and kneading.
  • Magnetic Safety System
  • Motor brakes and interlocks protect operators during daily use.
  • Dishwasher-Safe Parts
  • Removable components for quick, thorough cleaning between tasks.

Built for hotels, central kitchens, and caterers where batch sizes have outgrown a 4.5-litre bowl. Covers pastes, purees, mince, and bulk vegetable preparation in one unit.

Larger bowl capacity without sacrificing the combination format. Fewer batches mean less labour per service.