Warewashers
By FE&S Staff -- Foodservice Equipment & Supplies, 9/23/2009 2:17:00 PM
WarewashersWarewasher models include undercounter, door-type, flight-type or rackless-conveyor, rack conveyor-type dishmachines, upright conveyors and circular conveyor-type units. Some warewashers are designed to clean specific types of wares, such as glasses, pots and pans, trays and utensils. Foodservice operato
rs can also choose from several niche warewashers. Some manufacturers offer countertop warewashers that clean just a few glasses or plates at a time. Their capacities make them ideal for bars, mobile carts and ice cream or limited beverage service operations. Specialty warewashers for glasses consist of a set of spinning brushes installed in a small dish sink. To learn more about warewashers, visit FE&S’ online Product Knowledge Guide. Related Articles
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