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Heavy Cooking Equipment
Lincat Hot Cupboards
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The Panther rang t from a high-performance hot cupboard and a good deal more besides. The
standard Panther specification includes features normally reserved for more expensive products or only offered as optional extras by
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many manufacturers. For example, all Panther products have mirror stainless steel interiors and are double-skinned and insulated as
standard. designed for use with standard gastronorm dishes.
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Features & Benefits
a73 Heavydutyconstructionandfullinsulationfor a73 Adjustableandaccuratethermostaticcontrolto
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optimumheatretentionandefficientoperation
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Mobileunitwithheavydutyswivelcastors a73
meetfoodhygieneregulations
Compactdimensions–easilymanoeuvrable
Wetordryheatoperationofthebainmarietop
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12MonthsOnSiteManufacturersWarranty
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Widerangeofoptionsincluding:gantries,digital a71 13 amp plug fitted as standard
temperaturedisplay,cornerbumpers,additional
pushbar,trayslideandcarveryplate
Description Dimensions Power 10” Plates Plated Meals Stock Code
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BainMarieTop 1240mm(w)x650mm(d)x900mm(h) 3kW 320 64 WBMG0003
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