Part 1000727 is the 3/16" bore for a #22 head, and the plate that ships fitted in the MG22. Univex’s throughput claim for that machine — 25 lbs. per minute on first grind — is measured with this plate in place.
Where it fits
A #22 plate fits the MG22 countertop meat grinder. Plate sizes are not interchangeable between heads: a #22 plate will not seat in a head of another size, and Univex catalogues the two families under separate part numbers for that reason.
Choosing the hole size
That last point is the one worth knowing before reordering. Univex’s published MG22 rate is specific to a 3/16" plate on a first grind, so a kitchen that has moved to a coarser or finer plate is no longer running the machine at its rated figure. Keeping a spare 1000727 on the shelf is how an operation gets back to the published rate after a plate has dulled — and on a grinder rated in pounds per minute, a dull plate shows up as lost minutes rather than as a visible fault.
The #22 family is wider than what we hold. Univex also catalogues 1/8" and 1/2" bores for the head, either side of the three sizes we carry. If you want one of those, ask us and it comes in with the next consignment rather than sending you to another supplier.
Specifications
| Part number | 1000727 |
| Type | Grinder plate |
| Hole size | 3/16" |
| Grinder head size | #22 |
| Supplied or optional | Supplied with the head |
| Position in the range | Finest of the three sizes stocked here |
| Material | Not published by Univex |
Ordering notes
Supplied with the MG22. Univex lists 1/8", 1/4", 3/8" and 1/2" plates as options for the same head.
Univex publishes a part number, a hole size and the head size for each grind plate, and no material specification. If the material matters for your application, ask us and we will get it from the factory in writing.
Knives are separate part numbers — 1000506 for the #12 head and 1000725 for the #22 — and a knife is not supplied with a plate. A plate and knife work as a pair against each other, so a new plate run against a worn knife will not cut cleanly however sharp the plate is.
Certification
Univex publishes no NSF, UL, cETLus, ETL or CSA mark for this model. We list what the manufacturer documents and nothing more.
Specifications per Univex data; subject to change by the manufacturer.
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