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| Attributes | |
| ARTICLE | 877869 |
| SIZE L/W/H | 230x420x470 mm; |
| VOLUME | 9,4L |
| Material | Polyethylene |
The ideal device for storing, transporting, or serving hot and cold drinks.
A beverage thermocontainer keeps large volumes of liquid at serving temperature without a power supply. Polyurethane foam insulation traps heat or cold inside the chamber, slowing the transfer to the outside air. The thicker the insulation, the longer the temperature holds, so drinks stay ready for service without reheating or rechilling. This method relies on the material's resistance to conduction, not electricity, making it suitable for outdoor events, buffets or mobile units where power is limited or absent.
To use the container, fill the inner chamber with the prepared drink, ensuring the lid seals tightly. The four wide closure latches snap shut to create an airtight barrier, preventing spills and maintaining insulation. When serving, place a mug or glass beneath the recessed tap, which sits 95 mm above the floor for comfortable access. The rounded interior and internal guides channel the liquid directly to the tap, allowing even drainage without tilting or shaking. Carrying handles on both sides enable safe transport, while labels on the front help staff identify contents quickly during busy service.
The body is constructed from impact-resistant LDPE polyethylene, chosen for its durability against knocks and everyday wear in professional kitchens. The tap and latches are integrated into the design, with no external parts that could snag or break. The 9.4 litre volume provides enough capacity for multiple servings, while the 230 mm width and 420 mm depth fit standard worktops or trolley shelves. The 470 mm height allows stacking under most worktops, and the lightweight material keeps the unit manageable when full.
Cleaning involves rinsing the inner chamber after each use to prevent residue build-up. The tap can be removed for thorough washing, and the smooth polyethylene surface resists staining. The foam insulation requires no maintenance, but the container should be stored with the lid open to allow moisture to evaporate, preventing odours. The labels are removable and replaceable, so staff can update drink names as needed without leaving sticky marks.
This thermocontainer is designed for catering environments where drinks must remain at serving temperature for extended periods. Its construction suits both hot beverages like tea and coffee and cold drinks such as juice or water, with the insulation working equally well in either case. The tap eliminates the need for ladles or tilting, reducing spills and speeding up service during peak times.