For food preparation processing in a busy commercial kitchen, you need prep equipment that can keep pace with service. When you're looking at used continuous-feed food processors, the decision often comes down to blade variety versus build and included parts. This head-to-head compares the Fii Model K8700 Commercial Food Processor Dicer Grater Slicer Set with the Brunner Anliker Quattro Commercial Vegetable Cutter Slicer Food Processor.
Quick verdict
If you want a lower-priced, tested multi-blade prep set, the Fii K8700 is the more practical start. If you want a more specialized continuous-feed machine with extra included parts and you're okay with a fixable repair, the Brunner Anliker Quattro fits better.
At a glance
| Product | Listed Price | Price Bar | Type | Condition | What's Included |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fii Model K8700 Commercial Food Processor Dicer Grater Slicer Set - TESTED | $152.10 | Continuous Feed Processor | Used, tested | Collection bin, cutting discs, original manual | |
| Brunner Anliker Quattro Commercial Vegetable Cutter Slicer Food Processor | $499.99 | Continuous-Feed Commercial Food Processor | Used, inspected, tested, sanitized | Processor base, feed head attachment, food ejector plate |
Where each product wins
- The Fii set wins on blade variety: dicing, grating, and slicing are all covered with multiple interchangeable discs, all in one box.
- The Brunner Anliker wins on Swiss origin and the included food ejector plate, which helps move product through the feed head and into the collection bin.
Both are used machines, so condition and included parts matter more than they would with new equipment. Look at the photos carefully and decide how much wear or repair you can take on.
Product notes
Fii Model K8700 Commercial Food Processor Dicer Grater Slicer Set - TESTED
This Fii set gives you a lot of prep range from one machine. It combines dicing, grating, and slicing with multiple interchangeable blades, and it includes a collection bin, various cutting discs, and the original instruction manual. The unit is preowned, lightly used, tested, and working. The main limitation is that the exact condition of the cutting discs is left to the photos, so pay attention to blade edges before you decide. If you want one processor that can handle different jobs without chasing separate attachments, this is the most direct route. That makes it a strong candidate for kitchens with varied menu prep that don't want to store multiple machines.
Brunner Anliker Quattro Commercial Vegetable Cutter Slicer Food Processor
This Swiss-made unit is built around continuous-feed prep. It comes with the processor base, the continuous-feed head attachment, and a food ejector plate that forces product into the collection bin. It was pulled from a clean, working commercial kitchen, fully inspected, tested, and sanitized, and the motor runs strong and smooth. The catch is the missing back leg, which should be easy to repair but still counts as a flaw you'll need to address. If you want a dedicated vegetable cutter and slicer with Swiss engineering and you're comfortable with a small repair task, this one is worth considering. It's a more specialized continuous-feed platform, so make sure your prep workflow fits before you commit.
Final choice by use case
Choose the Fii K8700 if you want the lower listed price of $152.10 and an all-in-one multi-blade prep set. Choose the Brunner Anliker Quattro if you want the more specialized continuous-feed unit with the included feed parts, at its listed price of $499.99.
