The Anvil MSA3220 is a 220mm gravity-fed slicer with a belt-driven 220mm blade, medium duty construction, and a maximum slice thickness of 10mm. These slicers are not suitable for cheese or wet products such as lettuce and tomato — it is built for smallgoods and cooked meats.Why operators choose the ICE-MSA3220 220mm blade at 420 rpm — belt driven rather than gear driven, which is the quieter arrangement and keeps the motor load off the blade shaft Cut capacity 160 x 190mm — that is the working envelope, so measure your largest product against it before ordering Slice thickness up to 10mm — adjustable down from there for shaved smallgoods Not for cheese, lettuce or tomato — the source is explicit about this and it is the single most important thing to know. Wet and sticky product needs a different machine; ask us before you order if that is what you are slicing Safe blade removal tool supplied — the blade comes off for cleaning without handling the edge Medium duty construction — the mid-range build in this line. The 300mm MSA5300 is the heavy-duty option if you are slicing all day Runs on a standard 240 V outlet — 0.28 kW drawing 0.84 A, so no electrical work Specifications Brand Anvil Model / MPN MSA3220 SKU ICE-MSA3220 Type Gravity-fed meat slicer Blade diameter 220mm Blade drive Belt driven Blade speed 420 rpm Cut capacity 160 x 190mm Maximum slice thickness 10mm Construction Medium duty Not suitable for Cheese and wet products including lettuce and tomato Blade removal Safe blade removal tool supplied Power 240 V, 0.28 kW, 0.84 A Dimensions (W x H x D) 457 x 368 x 280 mm Country of origin Not published Warranty 2 years (parts/labour split not recorded) Venue suitabilityThis slicer suits delis, butchers, sandwich bars and kitchens slicing smallgoods, ham and cooked meats to order. It is a gravity-fed machine, so product is loaded onto an angled carriage and fed by its own weight — simple and fast for continuous portioning. Confirm the 160 x 190mm cut capacity against your largest product.See the full deli and butcher equipment range or browse every Anvil model we carry.Installation & deliveryPlugs into a standard 240 V outlet at 0.28 kW, drawing about 0.84 A — no electrical work and no dedicated circuit needed. Dimensions are recorded width x height x depth: 457 x 368 x 280 mm. Our data records no weight for this model. The blade comes off with the supplied removal tool for cleaning.Warranty terms are per product — see our warranty information page.Frequently asked questionsQ: Can it slice cheese?No. The source states plainly that this slicer is not suitable for cheese or wet products including lettuce and tomato. Cheese loads the blade differently and wet product will not feed cleanly on a gravity carriage. If cheese is part of what you need to slice, contact us before ordering and we will point you at a machine rated for it.Q: What is the largest product it will take?The cut capacity is 160 x 190 mm. That is the working envelope of the carriage, so measure the largest item you slice against those two figures before ordering.Q: How thin will it slice?Down from a maximum of 10 mm, adjustable, so it covers shaved smallgoods through to thicker portions.Q: What is the difference between this and the 250mm MSA3250?Blade size and cut capacity. The MSA3250 has a 250 mm blade and a 170 x 190 mm cut capacity against this model's 220 mm and 160 x 190 mm. Both run at 420 rpm, both slice to 10 mm, and both are medium duty. The larger machine draws slightly more power at 0.32 kW.Q: Does it need special wiring?No. It runs from a standard 240 V outlet at 0.28 kW, which is under one amp. 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