Beverage Air Food Prep Tables Spe72 Elite Series Standard Top, 72"W, Beverage-Air, Mfr#: SPE72HC-10

Spe72 elite series – standard top all around prep table with enhanced refrigeration system. Improved airflow and less temperature gradient inside the cabinet. Better airflow management and uniform temperature distribution throughout the cabinet. Pans are cooled from the bottom, eliminating the necessity of air blanket. Airflow assures that product in open containers is kept below 41f and above freezing. This translates into increased product shelf life, higher quality food, better food appearance, fresher product and a reduction of bacteria build-up to combat food-borne illnesses. Cabinet construction exterior construction includes heavy-duty stainless steel finish on front, sides, top, door(s) and grille. Removable hoods and insulated lid assemblies are made of matching stainless steel. Cabinet back and bottom are constructed of galvanized steel. Interior liner is made of anodized aluminum for superior resistance to corrosion. Doors are mounted to face of cabinet on cartridge style hinges permitting them to self close under their own weight. Hinges also allow doors to stay open 120 and permit easy door removal for service and cleaning if required. A plug in type vinyl magnetic gasket is attached to each door for positive seal. Door handle is made from extruded aluminum with a black anodized finish. It is contoured to permit easy opening of doors with fingers from both top and bottom of handle. Cabinet insulation is cfc free foamed-in-place polyurethane of two-inch minimum thickness. Six-inch casters, 2 with brakes, are standard. Legs are available as an option. Cutting board supplied with cabinet is 10" wide constructed of high-density white polyethylene plastic. It is readily removable for cleaning. Two epoxy-coated steel wire shelves per section are supplied as standard. Pans furnished are 4" deep and made of polycarbonate plastic. Refrigeration more robust refrigeration system provides added capacity and efficiency. Systems are designed using