Cafe Amaro, Butcher Shop Meat Equipment and Jack's Fried Chicken Restaurant Auction

Built for high-volume meat cutting operations, the BIRO Model 3334 commercial band saw is a heavy-duty stainless steel unit from The Biro Mfg. Co. of Marblehead, Ohio - a manufacturer with a legacy dating back to 1921. This floor-standing band saw features dual blade wheel housings, a continuous band saw blade, and a large sliding stainless steel cutting table with integrated drain tray. The machine is wired for 3-phase 250V service via a Hubbell HBL2421 locking plug rated at 20A. Two separate control enclosures provide operator start/stop controls and an emergency stop mushroom button for safety compliance.

The unit shows significant signs of heavy commercial use and will require thorough cleaning and inspection prior to returning to service. The lower cast iron blade drive wheel has notable surface rust, and the blade housing interior has accumulated debris and grease consistent with years of production use. The power plug shows corrosion on the brass prongs and should be inspected or replaced by a qualified electrician. The cutting table surface is scratched and stained but structurally intact. The control buttons appear present and complete. Buyers should plan for a full teardown cleaning, blade replacement, and electrical inspection.

Ideal for butcher shops, meat processing facilities, institutional kitchens with in-house butchering programs, grocery store meat departments, and food production operations requiring precision bone-in cuts. The BIRO 3334 is a well-regarded workhorse in the commercial meat cutting industry, and units in as-found condition like this represent strong value for buyers equipped to perform their own reconditioning. Sold as-is from auction with quantity of 1.