GN polycarbonate container ARAVEN AR94025

A GastroNorm 1/3 food container designed for organised kitchen storage and transport. The standardised GN 1/3 footprint fits commercial refrigerators, hot cupboards and bain-maries, allowing containers to slide into place without wasted space.

Food containers of this type hold prepared ingredients, portioned dishes or bulk liquids. Polycarbonate is chosen for its balance of light weight and strength; it does not absorb odours, resists staining and withstands repeated washing at high temperatures. The material also insulates slightly, helping to maintain food temperature during short transfers between kitchen stations.

The container is loaded by placing food directly into the cavity. Its 65 mm depth suits shallow items such as sliced meats, layered salads or sauces. When filled, the container stacks securely with others of the same size, preventing spills and maximising vertical space in cupboards or on worktops. A flat rim allows lids to seal tightly, protecting contents during refrigeration or transport.

Construction is a single piece of polycarbonate with smooth, rounded corners for easy cleaning. The transparent material lets staff identify contents without opening, reducing handling time in busy kitchens.

The 325 mm length and 176 mm width match the GN 1/3 standard, ensuring compatibility with professional kitchen equipment. The 2.4 litre volume provides a practical portion size for side dishes or small batches of ingredients. The container's light weight makes it easy to carry when filled, while its durability allows repeated use without warping or cracking.

Cleaning involves washing with hot water and detergent, then rinsing and air-drying. Polycarbonate can be sanitised in commercial dishwashers, though prolonged exposure to very high temperatures may shorten its lifespan. The smooth surface prevents food residue from sticking, reducing scrubbing time.

This container is part of the ARAVEN range of GN-compatible storage solutions, designed for professional catering environments.