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A collection of Finest Vitrified Hotelware pieces have been created to fit four sizes of High Pressure Laminate (HPL) tray, which can be heated to 130°C and cooled down to -20°C. Combining practicality with high visual impact, Modus revolutionises the workflow in foodservice through its creativity in design and concept.


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Finest Vitrified Items KEY CODE DESCRIPTION


1 BB316 Modus One 27⁄8”, 7.4cm


CASE QTY


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2 BC029 Modus Two 61⁄8” x 27⁄8”, 15.6 x 7.4cm 24 3 BB318 Modus Four 61⁄8”, 15.6cm 4 BD222 Modus Four Deep 61⁄8”, 15.6cm


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5 BD223 Modus Six 9¼” x 61⁄8”, 23.5 x 15.6cm 8 6 BB319 Modus Link 27⁄8”, 7.4cm


7 BD201 Taster 4½oz, 13cl (use with Modus Link,BB319)


8 C9120 Shot Glass 2oz, 6cl (use with Modus Link,BB319)


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CASE PRICE


£52.14 £91.55 £44.75 £93.81 £68.42 £69.10


£57.27 £9.56


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High Pressure Laminate Trays KEY CODE DESCRIPTION


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CASE QTY


9 BB315 Modus Tray 11¼” x 63⁄8”, 28.5 x 16.2cm 4 10 BB314 Modus Tray 20½” x 63⁄8”, 52.8 x 16.2cm 4 11 BD224 Modus Tray 11¼” x 95⁄8”, 28.5 x 24.5cm 4 12 BC472 Modus Tray 12¾” x 105⁄8”, 32.4 x 27cm 4


CASE PRICE


£89.39 £134.32 £102.84 £123.50


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N.B. A Modus One or Modus Link dish fits into a single tray well; a Modus Two dish fits into two tray wells etc.


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