The flywheel slicer model 9h was built between 1936 and 1969 by MAATSCHAPPIJ VAN BERKEL'S PATENT N.V. at ROTTERDAM HOLLAND. It was built in the first part of production under the name of Berkel model B9 until the early 40s, then replaced definitively with the Berkel version 9h. In English production with some small variations, but still very similar to European production, while in South America it was produced in addition to European-style models, a variant with the body completely closed around the base. The Berkel flywheel slicer model 9h has a slice thickness adjustment with a 15-position snap-on watch, the calibrated sharpener mounts detachable automatic grinding emery. The plate of the plate is in stainless steel a system of rapid movement and automatic release of the plate at the end of the useful feed and the arm for fixing the product to be cut is articulated of the open type. The Berkel model 9H flywheel slicer uses a 319 mm blade and has a cutting capacity of 210 mm. it is equipped with protected helical gears and a worm screw protection. The Berkel manual slicing machine model 9H The sliding of the trolley takes place on the left side through small metal wheels that rotate on a black bakelite guide and the guide of the trolley is directly melted in the body of the machine as in the previous model Berkel slicer model NL. The Berkel slicing machine model 9H has an instantaneous coupling of the clamping plate. The operation of the slicer is via a closed flywheel with an external diameter of 340 mm. and the decal "Van Berkel's Patent" is applied inside. The Berkel flywheel model 9h was originally painted in black red and ivory. The Berkel flywheel slicer model 9h requires a support of 280 mm. front - 280 mm. rear - 450 mm. length having a total size of 620 mm. in height - 780 mm. in length - 620 mm. in width. The Berkel flywheel slicer model 9h has a net weight of 68 Kg. And optionally Berkel also provided its original pedestal.