When 10 in blade is the bottleneck, the Globe G10 G10 Manual Slicer keeps that number upfront: countertop layout, documented utilities, and a spec sheet buyers can compare against hood and aisle drawings.
Footprint checks at 20 × 28 × 22 in and roughly 42 lb. The unit is electric-powered (0.35 HP), built with Anodized aluminum called out on the manufacturer sheet.
Line drawings should include countertop landing zone, utility shutoffs, and ventilation requirements tied to 120V/1ph. The G10 is a strong fit when those constraints already match Globe's published install notes.
Metrics
| Width | 20 in |
|---|---|
| Depth | 28 in |
| Weight | 42 lb |
| Height | 22 in |
| Motor Power | 0.35 HP |
Descriptors
| Brand | Globe |
|---|---|
| Power Type | Electric |
| Duty Class | Light |
| Form Factor | Countertop |
| Capacity Class | Compact |
| Dimensions | 20 × 28 × 22 in |
| Capacity | 10 in blade |
| Voltage / Phase | 120V/1ph |
| Construction | Anodized aluminum |
| Temperature Range | N/A |
| Warranty Term | 1 year limited |
| Included Accessories | Knife guard |
Frequently asked questions
What capacity is listed for the Globe G10?
The published capacity string for this catalog row is 10 in blade. Confirm against the current Globe spec PDF because optional configurations can change oil, bowl, or pan ratings. Confirm Spec sheets and Published figures against the attributes shown on this page before ordering.
What power and voltage does the G10 require?
This record shows Electric service with 0.35 HP and 120V/1ph. Electric models need verified phase and amperage at the disconnect; gas models need listed BTU and gas type matching the rough-in.
Is the Globe G10 a floor or counter unit?
Form factor is recorded as Countertop for Globe G10 Manual Slicer. Use the width and depth attributes with your floor plan before ordering, especially when placing the unit under hoods or near aisle traffic.