Original Complete Spare Parts Set (without Auger) AMM90A-302-SET for Panasonic Meat Grinders and Food Processors

Complete kit of primary working components for the meat grinder head assembly (Head Assembly Kit without Auger). Includes an aluminum housing (head), forged blade, medium-hole grinding plate, and front cap nut. An ideal solution for a full refresh or restoration of the appliance's cutting assembly.

Key Specifications

• Kit Part Number: AMM90A-302-SET (Head Assembly Kit / Head Sub-Set)

• Manufacturer: Panasonic (Original)

• Part Type: Working Head Component Set (without Auger)

• Housing and Nut Material: high-strength food-grade aluminum alloy

• Blade and Grinding Plate Material: stainless alloy steel

• Kit Components:

  1. Metal Auger Housing (Head Housing)

  2. Cross Blade (Cutting Blade)

  3. Medium-Hole Grinding Plate (Medium Grinding Plate)

  4. Front Cap Nut

• Condition: new, original kit

• Brand Origin Country: Japan

Model Compatibility

Panasonic Meat Grinders:

• MK-G Series: MK-G1300, MK-G1500, MK-G20N, MK-G20NR, MK-G20PR, MK-G28NR, MK-G28PR, MK-G30PR, MK-G38PR

• MK-MG Series: MK-MG1000, MK-MG1300, MK-MG1500, MK-MG1500P, MK-MG1501, MK-MG1510WTQ

• MK-ZG Series: MK-ZG1500BTQ

Panasonic Food Processors:

• MK-8710N, MK-8710P

Key Advantages of the AMM90A-302-SET Kit

• 100% Factory Compatibility: all elements are factory-matched to guarantee a precise fit without looseness or clearance gaps.

• Maximum Cutting Efficiency: the new blade and grinding plate form a perfectly matched cutting pair that effortlessly processes sinewy meat without clogging or wrapping.

• Cost-Effective: buying a complete assembly kit is significantly more affordable and convenient than purchasing each part individually.

• Durable Materials: food-grade aluminum and hardened steel ensure longevity, resistance to deformation, and safe food contact.

When Should the Kit Be Replaced?

• Heavy wear, corrosion, or darkening of components caused by accidental washing in a dishwasher with alkaline detergents.

• Mechanical damage to the housing or threads due to drops or impact from hard objects (bones, utensils).

• Complete loss of the working head assembly during relocation or long-term storage.

• Full refurbishment of an older meat grinder's working unit back to factory condition.