5 Good reasons to choose Comenda racks
1.Universal- 500 x 500 mm racks reinforced for both central and side rack advance systems.
2. Easy to identify-A range of different colours for quick selection of the correct rack according to what needs to be washed (dishes, cutlery, trays and glasses of all type and shape).
3 .Efficient-Specially designed structure of racks to ensure even and effective water distribution for increased efficiency.
4 Hygienic-Perforated reinforced corners to avoid food deposit build up to ensure maximum hygiene.
5 Space saver-Racks can be easily stacked, reducing storage space when empty and full.
THE RANGE
To consider the rack a mere accessory has no sense nowadays. In fact, it forms a highly important and irreplaceable part of the most advanced and complete washing systems.
This item in its various forms will generate increasing savings in time, space and money. The rack has now developed into an article with many different types, each with a specific
application. Comenda racks solve all wash and storage problems. Cups and glasses can be stored without risk of damage.
Space-saving is achieved from the ability to stack racks on each other – easing their collection and distribution. Comenda racks are manufactured in polypropylene, a shock resistant and non-toxic material which resists high temperatures and the most aggressive detergents. This material is virtually indestructible and will not distort, therefore the racks do not require any maintenance. The excellent technical and constructional characteristics present many advantages for the user:
• Dividers in polypropylene to avoid breakages, marking and chipping even of delicate crockery.
• Handles at the sides to load the racks independently of the type of machine and the handling system you use.
• Perforated reinforced corners to avoid depositing of food residues ensure hygienic racks.
• Wide openings at sides and bottom to ensure excellent penetration of washing water.
• Standard international dimensions: 500X500, 400x400 and 350x350 mm.
