APS GN 1/2 Tank – Eco Line 32.5 x 26.5 cm, H: 6,5 cm, Melamine, Black, 3.4 Litres

• 🍲 THE BRAND: Behind the APS brand is a traditional German company that has had in-depth knowledge of the production of catering and serving items for decades. The family business is already in its fourth generation. APS sells products from the buffet, tabletop and bar sectors worldwide.
• 🍲 USE: Gastronorm containers are used for transporting, serving and storing food. They are also suitable for cooling and keeping warm. They are suitable for chafing dishes, steamers, bain marie, saladette and food warmers.
• 🍲 MATERIAL: The container is made of robust melamine. Melamine is durable and break-resistant. It is also particularly light and has a pleasant feel.
• 🍲 DATA: This GN container measures 32.5 x 26.5 cm and is 65 mm deep. The capacity is 3.4 liters. The dimensions correspond to Gastronorm 1/2.
• 🍲 CARE: Our Gastronorm containers are dishwasher safe. The individual containers have rounded U-corners, which give them high shock resistance and enable super easy stacking and unstacking."

🍲 THE BRAND: Behind the APS brand is a traditional German company that has had in-depth knowledge of the production of catering and serving items for decades. The family business is already in its fourth generation. APS sells buffet, tabletop and bar products worldwide. 🍲 USE: Gastronorm containers are used to transport, serve and store food. They are also suitable for cooling and keeping warm. They are suitable for chafing dishes, steamers, bain marie, saladette and food warmers. 🍲 MATERIAL: The container is made of robust melamine. Melamine is durable and break-resistant. It is also particularly light and has a pleasant feel. 🍲 DATA: This GN container measures 32.5 x 26.5 cm and is 65 mm deep. The capacity is 3.4 liters. The dimensions correspond to the Gastronorm 1/2. 🍲 CARE: Our Gastronorm containers are dishwasher safe. The individual containers have rounded U-corners, which give them high shock resistance and enable super easy stacking and unstacking."