Prince Castle PC161-1HD Scraper Blade
C$ 32.27
Specifications:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Heavy-Duty Scraper Blade By Prince Castle® | |
| Color | Blue |
| Length | 6", 152 mm |
| Material(S) | Steel |
| Note | For Redi-Gril Scraper |
| Type | Heavy Duty Blade |
| Weight | 0.11 Lb |
| Models Used In | |
| Prince Castle Mkg60, Sg2460, 161, 161-Pg, 173 |
Description
The Prince Castle PC161-1HD Scraper Blade is used in the food processing system to move products under control. This blade is used to scrape or push food material across surfaces in normal operating conditions when the blade is under proper conditions. It is installed as a part of the scraper assembly and is linked to internal mechanisms to ensure proper movement and an appropriate response of the system. Its position is a vital component, in the stable functioning and regular product management. The scraper blade is commonly used in commercial foodservice machinery to help maintain a structured operation, control the movement, and maintain steady operation when performing routine processing tasks.
More Information:
- PRINCE CASTLE:161-1 ,161-1HD ,161-6EHD ,PC161-1 ,PC161-1HD
Step1: Ensure the appliance scraper is cool and wear cut-resistant gloves for safety.
Step2: Loosen the wing nuts on the scraper to release the old blade.
Step3: Carefully remove the worn blade and clean the mounting area.
Step4: Align the new blade with the mounting holes.
Step5: Tighten the wing nuts securely to hold the blade in place.
Step6: Check stability before use to ensure secure operation.
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What maintenance is required for the Prince Castle PC161-1HD Scraper Blade?
Check the scraper blade for nicks, bending, or dull edges. Clean residue after each use to prevent buildup. Ensure it is properly seated in the assembly to maintain consistent scraping performance.
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What are common issues with the Prince Castle PC161-1HD Scraper Blade?
- Uneven scraping due to blade wear.
- Chipping or bending of the blade edge.
- Poor contact with the surface.
- Blade loosening during operation.
- Reduced efficiency in food processing.