Big Capacity. Small Footprint. Meet the ABM L300G.

The ABM L300G proves that a smaller blade doesn't mean smaller capacity, delivering more cutting power than machines with larger 330mm blades while its IP69 rated waterproof controls hold up to daily wash downs far better than competitors, resulting in less downtime, fewer replacement parts, and a lower lifetime cost for the operations that count on it.
Ask most people what makes a slicer powerful, and they'll point straight to the blade. Bigger blade, better machine, right? Not necessarily. The ABM L300G was engineered around a different question: how do you get more usable cutting capacity out of a smaller machine? The answer lies not in blade diameter, but in how low the carriage sits. That single design choice lets the L300G outperform machines running larger 330mm blades, all while taking up noticeably less counter and floor space in your operation.

Don't Let the Size Fool You

The ABM L300G features a 12 inch (300mm) blade, smaller than the 330mm blade many competitors treat as their standard. But blade size and cutting capacity aren't the same thing. Because the L300G's carriage sits lower on the machine, it opens up an exceptionally large cutting capacity that exceeds what those larger bladed machines can actually deliver in practice. You get one of the most compact 12 inch professional slicers on the market, without giving up the performance a bigger machine promises.

That combination of big capacity and small footprint is exactly what operations juggling tight kitchen or prep room space have been asking for.

Built to Survive the Wash-Down

Food processing equipment doesn't just get used hard, it gets cleaned hard, every single day. That's where a lot of machines quietly start failing long before anyone notices.

The L300G's controls carry an IP69 rating, with IP65 protection on the broader housing, designed specifically to withstand high pressure, high temperature cleaning cycles without water finding its way into sensitive electrical components. Compare that to the IP33 rating common among competing machines, and the difference in daily durability is significant. Lower rated switches and controls are far more exposed to water damage over time, which typically means more service calls and more replacement parts down the road.

For an operation running daily cleaning protocols, that's not a minor detail. It's the difference between a machine that holds up for years and one that starts needing part replacements within its first few seasons.

The Real Cost Is the Lifetime Cost

It's fair to say the L300G may carry a higher price tag up front than some competing machines. But the sticker price only tells part of the story. When you factor in fewer parts replacements, less downtime, and a machine built to hold up under real world cleaning and production demands, the L300G's total cost of ownership comes in well below machines that look cheaper on day one.

That's the trade-off ABM asks operations to weigh: a modest difference in initial cost against a meaningfully lower lifetime cost, plus the peace of mind that comes from equipment that's built to keep running.

What You Get with the L300G

  • 12" / 300mm blade
  • Exceptional cutting capacity
  • One of the most compact machines in its class
  • 3rd generation blade technology
  • Integrated sharpener
  • Removable product pusher for easy cleaning
  • IP69 waterproof controls
  • Professional grade construction

Small Enough to Fit. Powerful Enough to Perform.

The L300G is the smart choice for operations that need serious slicing capacity without sacrificing valuable workspace. It's a gravity slicer built on the same manufacturing principles ABM has relied on through its decades long partnership with its Italian manufacturer: precision built, professional grade, and made to last.

Small enough to fit your operation. Powerful enough to exceed your expectations. That's the ABM L300G.

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