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Heavy Equipment
Accessories for Food Transportation Units
An easy to use, cold food holding temperature tool. Keep in cabinet with cold foods to ensure they are safely held below 5 °C. Freeze overnight then use to pre-chill cabinet before loading up.
Use for added insurance to keep hot foods hot during holding and transporting. Store in cabinet with hot foods to ensure food remains above 60 °C. Can also be used to pre-warm empty cabinet before loading Use one or two per compartment. Place on bottom rail and store hot food above.
Code CB3500
Description Camchiller
Thermo Barrier
A highly valuable yet economical temperature maintenance tool for caterers. Use to separate hot and cold food held within the same compartment. Or use to minimize empty space and food temperature loss within a partially loaded compartment. Can also be used to separate full and empty food pans held in the same compartment.
Code Description
CB3735A Thermo Barrier Fits UPCS400 & UPC800 CB3741A Thermo Barrier Fits UPC1600
Lockers
All of our lockers are designed and manufactured in the UK. Fitted with hat shelf and double coat hook. Integral air vent system. Quality cam lock (fitted as standard) supplied with 2 keys per lock. Welded front frame & internal door strengtheners. Finished with "Active Coat" anti-bacterial technology which is hard wearing, hygienic and anti-bacterial. Found to be 99.9% effective against MRSA, E-coli and Bacteria for the life of the coating. Dimensions: 1780(h) x 305(w) x 380(d)mm.
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Code CB3525
Description Camwarmer
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Code
Description
LK1501 Single Door Locker Grey LK1503 Single Door Locker Blue LK1505 Single Door Locker Red
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Code
Description
LK1507 Double Door Locker Grey LK1509 Double Door Locker Blue LK1511 Double Door Locker Red
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