Benriner Mandoline Slicer No. 64 Professional Series

The Benriner is the highest quality, sharpest mandoline-style slicer you can buy, a standard in professional kitchens. Made in Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan, the stainless steel blades are compressed and then heat-treated, and the sharpening finish is done by hand. This explains the quality of the Benriner blades, which are comparable to knives. This sturdy tool features a fixed flat blade for regular slicing and comes with three interchangeable vertical blades for julienning, shredding, and thread-cutting. For regular slicing, simply ensure no julienne blade is inserted. You can easily adjust the thickness of each slice. Also, it has a rubberized end-stop to keep it in place on the countertop. With its rubberized end-stop and slot in the bottom, you can use any-sized container for this Benriner. The safety guard will help prevent finger injuries. This Benriner #64 is a new version of the Benriner Mandoline.

What are the differences between Benriner #64 and Benriner #95?

The main differences between the Benriner (this product) and Benriner #95 are the width of the blade. This Benriner has a 2.5" (64mm) width, while the Super Benriner has a 3.75" (95mm) width.

Specifications

• Material: Plastic, stainless steel, and rubber for Non-Skid Base
• Dimensions: 12.7" x 4.5" x 1.4" ht (32.3cm x 11.4cm x 3.5cm ht)
• Includes: Finger safety guard, fixed flat blade, interchangeable fine (54 teeth), medium (25 teeth), and coarse (10 teeth) julienne blades
• Slice thickness (adjustable): 0.5mm - 5.0mm
• This video can walk you through how to detach the blade.

Spare Blades

• Fine julienne (91577)
• Medium julienne (91576)
• Coarse julienne (91575)
• Flat (83890)

Care & Instructions

• Please be aware that not all vegetables can be sliced easily with the julienne attachments. You may want to avoid vegetables such as sweet potatoes and carrots.
• Many counterfeit products on the market look exactly like Benriner Mandolines. Those with a product name "Japanese Mandoline" are not real Benriner Mandolines so please be careful!