Commercial equipment
KK 15L Electric Sausage Press
- Foot pedal does the pushing, both hands on the casing
- 15 litres per load, up to 1,200kg an hour
- 304 stainless bowl and pressing plate, lift out for the wash
- Plugs into a normal socket: 90W at 220 to 240V
Buying for a business?
$1,495.00
- Free shipping available
- We use our own equipment
- 12 month warranty
- Local parts and support
Setup support call with expert team*
On-going operation support included
Free on site installation support available*
| 1 × | KK TV-D15 electric sausage press |
| 1 × | 15L 304 stainless steel product bowl |
| 1 × | 304 stainless steel pressing plate |
| 1 × | Foot pedal and lead |
The KK TV-D15 is a 15 litre electric sausage press for butcheries, delis and small scale meat processors. It runs a 90W motor at 220 to 240V, delivers over 80kgf of pressing force and fills at up to 1,200kg an hour. The product bowl and pressing plate are 304 stainless steel and the machine is operated by foot pedal.
A hand crank filler needs two people or two arms. Somebody holds the casing, somebody turns the handle, and the fill rate changes every time an arm gets tired. That is where bulging, splitting and uneven wors comes from.
Press the pedal and this one does the pushing. Even fill from the first metre to the last.
| Model | KK TV-D15 |
|---|---|
| Machine type | Electric meat press |
| Capacity | 15L |
| Production capacity | Up to 1,200 kg/hour |
| Pressing force | Over 80 kgf |
| Power | 90W |
| Voltage | 220 to 240V |
| Frequency | 50 to 60Hz |
| Motor speed | 1,400 r/min |
| Product bowl size | Dia. 21.5 × 41.5 cm |
| Bowl and pressing plate | 304 stainless steel |
| Foot pedal | Yes |
| Control | Adjustable manual control |
| Noise level | 85 dB or less |
| Machine dimensions | 320 × 420 × 830 mm |
| Net weight | 27 kg |
Shipping. Free shipping New Zealand wide on the bundle. All stock is on hand in our Matakana warehouse. The KK72Q is a 67kg volumetric item, so we get in touch within one working day to plan the safest way to ship it.
Warranty. All three machines carry a 12-month warranty. We support you through installation and hold parts for ongoing support. If something goes wrong, WhatsApp or email us, we work out what it is, and we get you back up and running.
Support. Tap the WhatsApp icon or email info@kalahari.nz. Warren takes the commercial calls himself.
*On site installation support call out fee may apply depending on site location. See full terms and conditions for full details.
Foot pedal
Both hands stay on the casing
15L per load
Up to 1,200kg an hour
304 stainless
Bowl and plate lift out
Free NZ shipping
North and South Island
About this item
Built for a shift, not a Sunday
Both hands stay on the casing
The foot pedal does the pushing, so you control the fill without letting go. That is the difference between even wors and wors that bulges and splits.
Fifteen litres between refills
A full bowl is a serious run of droëwors or boerewors before you stop to load again. Rated to 1,200kg an hour if you keep it fed.
Strips down for the wash
Bowl and pressing plate are 304 stainless and lift out. Cleaning down at the end of a shift takes minutes, and it stands up to being scrubbed every day.
Bench sized, not floor sized
320 by 420mm of bench and 830mm tall. It fits a butchery back room, a deli kitchen or a shed setup.
Built to be cleaned, not just wiped
304 stainless is the grade used where food touches metal all day. It comes apart, goes in the sink, and goes back together.
Plugs into a normal socket
90W at 220 to 240V. No electrician, no three phase, and it runs on standard supply in both New Zealand and Australia.
Straight answer
Is it worth $795?
A hand crank filler costs less and needs two people. One holds the casing, one turns the handle, and the fill rate changes every time an arm gets tired. Fifteen litres a load with a pedal doing the pushing means one person, both hands on the casing, and the same fill from the first metre to the last. For a butchery or deli that fills wors every week, that is the whole argument.
Hand crank vs foot pedal
Where uneven wors comes from
Hand crank filler
Two people or two arms. Somebody holds the casing, somebody turns the handle. Fill rate drops as the arm tires, so the first metre is tight and the last is loose. Bulging, splitting, and a batch that never quite matches.
KK TV-D15
One person. Foot pedal drives over 80kgf of pressing force at a constant rate, so both hands stay on the casing and every metre fills the same. Fifteen litres before you stop to reload; up to 1,200kg an hour if you keep it fed.
Free NZ shipping. 14-day returns. 12-month warranty.
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Complete your setup
Fill it. Spice it. Grind it.
Questions people ask
Any last questions?
27kg crated. Two people to lift it into place, then it stays put on the bench.
Twelve months on working parts. On industrial equipment with a major fault we can cover labour too, after a consultation, a technician report and a quotation.
Yes. Spares are listed in the Equipment Spares section of the site, and anything not listed we can quote.
Nothing. The TV-D15 ships free anywhere in New Zealand, tracked and crated.
Tell us within 14 days of delivery. Unused, original packaging, return freight on you, 10% cancellation fee. Faulty on arrival is different. Tell us within 7 days with a photo and we cover it all.
Reply to any of our emails, or use the Request a quote form, and tell us what you make and how much of it. We would rather talk you into the right machine than sell you the wrong one.
Ready to fill?
Both hands on the casing, fifteen litres a load. Free shipping anywhere in New Zealand.