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Less Labor. Less Downtime. More Margin.

For grocery chains and food processors who need equipment that performs consistently across every location, and support that doesn't make you chase it down.

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Is This You?

You're not buying a slicer. You're buying uptime, labor efficiency, and compliance confidence at scale.

You manage equipment decisions across multiple locations and can't afford inconsistency

You're evaluated on labor costs — and every machine that requires an extra person is a problem

Safety incidents aren't just costly, they're a liability. You need equipment your team can operate and clean without risk

You've been burned by a parts lead time that took a deli counter offline for two weeks

You want a manufacturer who supports the relationship after the sale — not one that disappears

Your equipment runs three shifts and nobody has time to wait for a technician who's booked out two weeks

If you're nodding, keep reading.

Why ABM Changes the Game

Most equipment manufacturers are built to sell machines. ABM is built around what happens after the sale. Parts on the shelf before you need them, a dealer network selected for service capability, and a forty-year Italian manufacturing relationship that has been refining the same machines you're running on your floor. In an industry where long lead times and disappearing support have made "good enough" the standard, ABM is set up differently on purpose.

Reliable Systems

ABM exists because good enough isn't acceptable when a deli counter goes dark on a Friday afternoon.

Ready Parts

ABM means you have parts on a shelf before you need them, not ordered when you call.

Grocery deli counter with workers and a glass case displaying various premium burger patties and condiments.

Built to Keep Up

From high-volume patty production to consistent portioning across multiple locations, ABM's patty forming machines are built to keep your operation moving. Talk to your local dealer about the right configuration for your store's volume and output needs.

Useful for:

High-volume burger patty production for deli and meat departments
Consistent portioning across multiple store locations
Reducing labor costs on repetitive forming tasks
Large grocery chains and regional processors needing reliable daily output

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Person slicing thin prosciutto ham on a wooden cutting board with a kitchen knife.

Commercial food slicer machine with blue conveyor belt and safety warning labels.

Butcher shop counter with various meats behind glass and two workers preparing products.

Reach out!

Ready to Talk?

We don't sell direct — and that's by design. Your local ABM dealer knows your market, can walk you through the right machine for your volume and space, and will be there when you need service. Tell us where you are and we'll connect you.

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Man in blue shirt slicing raw meat at an outdoor market stall with hanging meat pieces.

Close-up of industrial metal and plastic machine part with safety warning labels.

Red cured meat being sliced by a shiny metal meat slicer with a sharp circular blade.