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Robot Coupe
Robot Coupe R10E Table Top Bowl Cutter
£4,230.00(£5,076.00 inc VAT)
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The Robot Coupe R10E is a table-top bowl cutter designed for high-volume food preparation in professional kitchens. It works by combining a rotating stainless steel bowl with a high-speed cutting blade, processing large batches of food quickly and to a consistent finish. Two operating speeds give operators control over the result — a lower speed for more precise or delicate work, and a higher speed for rapid bulk processing. The R-Mix function extends the machine's usefulness further, allowing ingredients to be folded and incorporated gently without cutting — useful for anything from mousse to stuffings where texture needs to be preserved.
In a busy prep environment, the R10E holds up well under sustained daily use. The dual-speed induction motor is built for the kind of repeated, intensive cycles that serious prep schedules demand. The transparent lid allows liquids to be added during operation without stopping the machine, which is a genuine time-saver when working through soups, emulsions, or sauces at volume. The bowl locks securely during operation and lifts clear cleanly for transfer or washing — important when the machine is being turned around quickly between tasks.
Across a typical prep cycle, the R10E handles tasks including:
- Chopping and mincing meat, vegetables, and aromatics at volume
- Blending and pureeing soups and sauces to a consistent finish
- Kneading doughs and pastes where uniform texture matters
- Gentle folding of delicate ingredients via the R-Mix function
- Processing both cold and cooked ingredients across a full service cycle
The R10E requires a three-phase electrical supply, and this is the most important practical consideration before ordering. It is not suitable for kitchens with single-phase power only. The machine is table-top mounted, so a stable worksurface close to a suitable three-phase connection is needed. It is worth confirming your electrical installation with a qualified engineer before the unit arrives on site to avoid unnecessary delays.
This machine is well suited to restaurants, hotel kitchens, contract caterers, and production units carrying out food preparation at scale on a daily basis. For smaller operations with lighter or less frequent prep demands, a lower-capacity model is likely a more proportionate choice. At the other end, very high-volume production sites processing continuously may find a larger-bowl or floor-standing model a better long-term fit.
If you want to talk through whether the R10E is the right match for your kitchen's prep volume and electrical setup, the team is happy to help before you commit.
Frequently asked questions
Does the R10E require a three-phase electrical supply?
Yes — the R10E runs on three-phase power only and is not compatible with a standard single-phase supply. Before ordering, it is worth confirming with a qualified electrician that your kitchen has a suitable three-phase connection available at the intended installation point, as arranging this retrospectively can cause delays.
What types of kitchen is the R10E best suited to?
It is well suited to restaurants, hotel kitchens, contract catering operations, and central production units where high-volume food preparation is carried out on a daily basis. For lighter or less frequent prep workloads, a smaller-capacity machine is likely a better fit; for continuous high-throughput production, a larger floor-standing model may be worth considering.
Can the R10E handle both raw and cooked ingredients?
Yes — the R10E is designed to process both cold raw ingredients and cooked preparations across a full service cycle. The two-speed motor and R-Mix function between them cover a wide range of textures and consistencies, from firm raw meat and vegetables through to warm soups and delicate folded preparations.
- Capacity
- 11.5 Ltr
- External depth
- 345 mm
- External height
- 720 mm
- External width
- 560 mm
- Power rating
- 2.6 kW
- Weight
- 45 kg
£4,230.00(£5,076.00 inc VAT)
£4,230.00(£5,076.00 inc VAT)
The Robot Coupe R10E is a table-top bowl cutter designed for high-volume food preparation in professional kitchens. It works by combining a rotating stainless steel bowl with a high-speed cutting blade, processing large batches of food quickly and to a consistent finish. Two operating speeds give operators control over the result — a lower speed for more precise or delicate work, and a higher speed for rapid bulk processing. The R-Mix function extends the machine's usefulness further, allowing ingredients to be folded and incorporated gently without cutting — useful for anything from mousse to stuffings where texture needs to be preserved.
In a busy prep environment, the R10E holds up well under sustained daily use. The dual-speed induction motor is built for the kind of repeated, intensive cycles that serious prep schedules demand. The transparent lid allows liquids to be added during operation without stopping the machine, which is a genuine time-saver when working through soups, emulsions, or sauces at volume. The bowl locks securely during operation and lifts clear cleanly for transfer or washing — important when the machine is being turned around quickly between tasks.
Across a typical prep cycle, the R10E handles tasks including:
- Chopping and mincing meat, vegetables, and aromatics at volume
- Blending and pureeing soups and sauces to a consistent finish
- Kneading doughs and pastes where uniform texture matters
- Gentle folding of delicate ingredients via the R-Mix function
- Processing both cold and cooked ingredients across a full service cycle
The R10E requires a three-phase electrical supply, and this is the most important practical consideration before ordering. It is not suitable for kitchens with single-phase power only. The machine is table-top mounted, so a stable worksurface close to a suitable three-phase connection is needed. It is worth confirming your electrical installation with a qualified engineer before the unit arrives on site to avoid unnecessary delays.
This machine is well suited to restaurants, hotel kitchens, contract caterers, and production units carrying out food preparation at scale on a daily basis. For smaller operations with lighter or less frequent prep demands, a lower-capacity model is likely a more proportionate choice. At the other end, very high-volume production sites processing continuously may find a larger-bowl or floor-standing model a better long-term fit.
If you want to talk through whether the R10E is the right match for your kitchen's prep volume and electrical setup, the team is happy to help before you commit.
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