Other Trays and Bowls (8)
On offer is a large selection of stainless steel Balti dishes in round and square, polycarbonate trays in many shapes and sizes, ABS trays and more. Versatile and robust these high quality trays are an excellent addition for your busy kitchen environments and cafes but also well represented in displaying food items in delicatessens and seafood counters.
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Polycarb Tray Black 720x304x31mm (Full Low)
• Black polycarbonate tray for retail food displays • 720x304x31mm • Widely used throughout major NZ supermarkets • Suitable for temperatures between -40°C and 130°C. -
Polycarb Tray Black 720x203x56mm (Full Mark)
• Black Polycarbonate tray for retail food displays • 720x203x56mm • Widely used throughout major NZ supermarkets • Suitable for temperatures between -40°C and 130°C. -
Polycarb Tray Black 360x304x56mm (Half High)
• Black Polycarbonate tray for retail food displays • 360x304x56mm • Widely used throughout major NZ supermarkets • Suitable for temperatures between -40°C and 130°C. -
Polycarb Tray Black 360x203x56mm (Half Mark)
• Black Polycarbonate tray for retail food displays • 360x203x56mm • Widely used throughout major NZ supermarkets • Suitable for temperatures between -40°C and 130°C. -
Polycarb Tray Black 240x150x56mm (Half Third High)
$0.00• Polycarbonate tray for retail food displays • 240x304x56mm • Widely used throughout major NZ supermarkets -
Polycarb Tray Black 180x304x56mm (Quarter High)
• Black Polycarbonate tray for retail food displays • 180x304x56mm • Widely used throughout major NZ supermarkets • Suitable for temperatures between -40°C and 130°C. -
Polycarb Tray Black 120x304x56mm (Sixth High)
• Black Polycarbonate tray for retail food displays • 120x304x56mm • Widely used throughout major NZ supermarkets • Suitable for temperatures between -40°C and 130°C. -
Polycarb Tray Black 240x304x56mm (Third High)
• Black Polycarbonate tray for retail food displays • (240x304x56) • Widely used throughout major NZ supermarkets • Suitable for temperatures between -40°C and 130°C.
