BDH1 Breading table

Model ：BDH1
Dimensions ：1260 x 500 x 1158 mm
Operating Height ：885mm
Sifting method ：vibration
Electrical : 220V, 50 Hz, 250W

Features:
● Stainless steel construction
● 3 mm thick food grade plastic breading pan – sturdy but light weight for easy operation
● Patented design of motor compartment to prevent breading mist ingress for hygiene and electrical safety

● Hanger for disposable hand glove.
● 3” casters for mobility, 2 with locks
● Durable on/off switch

Accessories:
● 2 breading pan
● One batter mix pan
● One soak basket and shake basket

Category: Electric Breading Table

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