True Refrigeration TSSU-60-24M-B-ST-FGLID-HC 60-Inch Mega Top Sandwich Prep Table with Glass Lid

Enhance your kitchen's sandwich and salad preparation workflow with the True Refrigeration TSSU-60-24M-B-ST-FGLID-HC 60-inch mega top prep table. Designed to handle high-volume commercial environments, this robust unit provides expansive ingredient storage directly on the prep line. It features an integrated flat glass lid that shields ingredients while allowing continuous product visibility for your staff or customers. This configuration streamlines the assembly process, helping culinary teams deliver fresh meals quickly while maintaining strict food safety standards.

Built for long-lasting reliability, the exterior boasts a stainless steel front, top, and ends, backed by a corrosion-resistant GalFan coated steel rear. Internally, a patented forced-air refrigeration system utilizes eco-friendly R290 hydrocarbon refrigerant to keep both the pan area and cabinet temperatures precisely between 33 and 41 degrees Fahrenheit. The cabinet interior is designed for easy maintenance, featuring an NSF-approved clear-coated aluminum liner, a sturdy stainless steel floor, and coved corners that simplify routine cleaning.

Key Features:

Ample Pan Storage: The mega top configuration accommodates twenty-four clear polycarbonate sixth-size food pans for maximum ingredient accessibility.

Flat Glass Lid: A heavy-duty flat glass lid locks in freshness and maintains cold temperatures while providing clear visibility.

Eco-Friendly Refrigeration: The R290 hydrocarbon refrigerant system delivers powerful cooling with zero ozone depletion potential and a global warming potential of three.

Removable Cutting Board: A full-length white polyethylene cutting board provides a dedicated and easy-to-clean space for food preparation.

Adjustable Shelving: The lower cabinet storage area includes four adjustable PVC-coated wire shelves secured behind two self-closing doors.

Consistent Cooling: The patented forced-air design ensures product temperatures remain steady between 33 and 41 degrees Fahrenheit throughout the unit.