Browse our other
Depositors

Item Details
Item specification details
Property Value
Item Id 315536
Item #: 315536
Item: UNIFILLER 1000I Food Depositor
Model #: 1000I
Serial #: IU10 11937
Year Built: 0
Location: Texas
Price: $4,000.00
Description
The Universal 1000i food depositor and filling machine can be used for clean depositing and filling of batters, soups, stews, chunky fillings, honey, salsas, jams, cheese sauces, pizza sauce, tomato sauce, and gravies. This filler is also ideal for sandwich fillings, pasta fillings, slurry fillings, burritos, tamales, samosas, yogurt, prepared foods and ready meals.

Buyer pays for shipping as well.
Additional Prep Fees May Apply
Shipping
Item shipping dimensions and specifications
Dimension Measurement
Height: 55.00 in
Width: 30.00 in
Length: 60.00 in
Weight: 350.00 lbs
Prep Fee: $165.00
Registered customers can request free US domestic shipping quotes. Quotes take 1-3 business days to process.
Analytics chart icon This item has  today
Sell item icon Have one to sell?
Sell
Need Financing? First Citizens Bank Finance link logo

Testimonials

  • "The biggest demand for manufacturers today is to become operational as quickly as possible and Bid on Equipment provides this solution." - Dave M.
  • "The strength of their site is how often our machinery comes up on web searches." - John G.
  • "We appreciate BoE... Always helpful, friendly and very professional." - Ali L.
  • "If you have questions about machinery you're buying they will find someone who can help. Everyone I talk to here is very friendly." - Tim Y.
  • "BoE is a powerful site that has yielded great results for our company. If you need to buy or sell equipment, I recommend this site." - Michael M.
  • "BoE keeps the engine turning and its potential is limitless. They take out the nonsense that you find on auction sites." - George P.
  • "I have sold 2 large Electric Motors through Bid On Equipment. They got them sold within a month!" - Richard B.
  • "The best thing to happen to our company, the personnel are fantastic..." - Ron W.