GN polycarbonate container ARAVEN AR94019

A GN 1/4-65 mm container holds prepared ingredients, sauces or pre-portioned dishes within a standardised gastronorm grid. The 1/4 GN size divides the full gastronorm tray into four equal sections, allowing organised storage and transport in professional kitchens. Polycarbonate construction keeps the container lightweight while resisting impacts and thermal shocks that occur during refrigeration, freezing or reheating.

Gastronorm containers slot into compatible refrigerators, bain-maries, hot cupboards and trolleys without adapters. The rigid polycarbonate walls maintain shape under load, so stacked containers do not collapse or deform. A smooth interior surface prevents food from sticking, reducing waste and cleaning time. The material also withstands repeated dishwasher cycles without clouding or cracking, ensuring consistent hygiene standards.

To use, fill the container with prepared food up to the rim, then slide it into a gastronorm-compatible appliance or stack it with others of the same size. The 65 mm depth suits shallow items such as sauces, dressings or diced vegetables, while the 1.7 L volume provides enough capacity for individual portions or small batches. When empty, containers nest inside one another to save cupboard space.

The container is made of polycarbonate, a transparent, shatter-resistant plastic that remains stable across a wide temperature range. No metal parts or coatings are used, eliminating the risk of corrosion or contamination.

The 265x162x65 mm footprint fits standard GN 1/4 slots, ensuring compatibility with most professional kitchen equipment. The 1.7 L volume indicates the usable capacity for liquids or loose ingredients, while the lightweight construction allows easy handling when full.

Cleaning involves washing in a commercial dishwasher or by hand with non-abrasive detergents. Polycarbonate resists staining and odour absorption, so the container remains hygienic even after repeated use with strongly flavoured foods. Avoid scouring pads or harsh chemicals that could scratch the surface and reduce transparency.