Dito Sama PREP4YOU Combination Cutter Slicer 1 Speed 2.6L P4U-PS201

The P4U-PS201 is a benchtop combination cutter and slicer that does two jobs in one footprint: a vegetable slicer that takes discs for slicing, grating, shredding, dicing and chip cutting, and a cutter mixer with a 2.6 litre copolyester bowl for chopping, mincing, grinding, liquidising, emulsifying and kneading. It runs at one speed, 15,000 rpm, draws 500 W from a standard AU 10 A plug, and ships with three discs - a 2 mm slicer, a 5 mm slicer and a 3 mm grater - so it works the day it arrives.

Why operators choose the P4U-PS201

• Two machines on one base - a cutter bowl and a vegetable slicer head share the same motor unit - the reason to choose it over a single-function processor when bench space is the constraint
• Three discs included - a 2 mm slicer, a 5 mm slicer and a 3 mm grater ship with the machine; further 175 mm discs and grids for dicing and shredding are available separately
• 2.6 L copolyester bowl - impact resistant and clear, so you can watch the cut without stopping the machine; 2.6 L and 3.6 L stainless bowls are optional alternatives
• Half-moon hopper plus two round chutes - the 1.25 L hopper takes bulk product while the 25 mm and 55 mm round chutes hold long vegetables straight for an even slice
• Lever-pusher safety stop - the slicer blade stops as soon as the lever pusher is lifted, and the frontal lever works left or right handed
• Fits a 200 mm container under the chute - a standard gastronorm pan sits under the output chute, so it runs continuously instead of stopping to empty a bowl
• 500 W on a 10 A plug - a standard AU outlet - no dedicated circuit, no electrician
• Tool-free strip-down - every part that touches food comes off without tools and is dishwasher safe, which is what decides whether a machine actually gets cleaned between services

Specifications

Venue suitability

The P4U-PS201 suits cafes, restaurants, clubs and aged-care or childcare kitchens doing daily vegetable prep alongside chopping and emulsifying, where there is no bench for a separate slicer and a separate cutter. One speed keeps it simple for a section that changes hands between shifts, and the throughput figures - around 100 covers a service slicing, 50 on the cutter - are the honest way to size it against your menu.

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Installation & delivery

Plugs into a standard 240 V 10 A outlet at 500 W, so no dedicated circuit and no electrical work. Allow 527 mm of height on the bench with the machine assembled, plus clearance above to lift the lid and change discs, and leave room under the output chute for a 200 mm deep container. Strip it down without tools for washing.

Warranty terms vary by product - see our warranty information page for full details.

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Frequently asked questions

Q: What is the difference between the cutter and the slicer?

The cutter is a bowl with a blade - it chops, mixes, minces and emulsifies. The slicer is a head that takes discs and feeds product through them for slices, grates, shreds, dice and chips. This machine does both on one base, which is why it replaces two appliances.

Q: Are any discs included?

Yes - three. A 2 mm slicer, a 5 mm slicer and a 3 mm grater ship with the machine. Further discs and grids in the 175 mm size are available for dicing, shredding and other cuts; tell us the cuts you need and we will match them.

Q: Does it need a special power supply?

No. It draws 500 W and comes with a standard AU plug for a 10 A outlet.

Q: How much can it get through?

The manufacturer rates it at up to 100 covers per service on the vegetable slicer and up to 50 per service on the cutter mixer. Use those to size it against your menu rather than the bowl volume alone.

Q: How heavy is it?

The machine itself weighs 13 kg, which is the figure to use when you check a bench or plan a lift. If you see a higher number on a freight quote, that is volumetric weight - carriers charge on the size of the carton as well as what is inside it, so it is not what the machine weighs.

Q: What does return to base warranty mean in practice?

It means the machine goes to the service agent rather than a technician attending your site. On a single-machine prep section that is real downtime, so it is worth knowing before you buy. Cover is 2 years - see our warranty information page for the full terms.