Allpoints 12-22P76 Plastic Stomper 1.75 in Uniworld

Product Description

The ALLPOINTS 12-22P76 is a plastic stomper designed for use with Uniworld Foodservice equipment. A stomper is a hand-operated plunging tool used to push food product into a grinder, chopper, or food processor feed tube, keeping hands and fingers clear of the cutting mechanism. This unit measures 1.75 inches in diameter and is constructed from plastic for lightweight, food-safe use. It is a direct OEM-style replacement part suited for commercial foodservice environments. Installation and replacement require no special tools and are typically handled by kitchen equipment technicians or qualified foodservice maintenance staff.

This stomper is intended for use with Uniworld Foodservice equipment where a plunging or feeding tool is required at the grinder or food processor. It is well suited to commercial kitchen environments including restaurants, delis, and institutional foodservice operations. The 1.75-inch diameter fits the feed tube opening specified for compatible Uniworld units. Always verify the feed tube diameter of the target equipment before installation to confirm fitment.

Key Features

• Plastic construction for lightweight, food-contact-appropriate use
• 1.75-inch diameter sized for compatible Uniworld Foodservice feed tubes
• Hand-operated design keeps hands clear of cutting or grinding mechanisms
• Single-piece unit with no assembly required
• Compact form factor: 3 inches x 3 inches x 12 inches overall package dimensions

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement stomper for Uniworld Foodservice grinders and food processing equipment requiring a 1.75-inch diameter feed tube plunger.

Installation Notes

Replacement of a stomper does not require electrical shutdown but always ensure the grinder or food processor is powered off and unplugged before servicing or accessing the feed tube area. No tools are required for stomper replacement. Verify the replacement diameter matches the feed tube opening of the specific Uniworld unit being serviced before putting the equipment back into service.