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Carlisle SI6000 San Jamar Saf-T-Ice® Tote 6 Gallon Polycarbonate
| Manufacturer | CFS Brands |
|---|---|
| Model Number | SI6000 |
| Manufacturer Part # | SI6000 |
| Color | Clear |
| Weight | 3.27 lbs |
| UPC | 757753110905 |
| NSF | Yes |
About this item
Product Details
Product Details
The Carlisle SI6000 San Jamar Saf-T-Ice® Tote 6 Gallon Polycarbonate is an essential tool for industries requiring safe and efficient ice transportation. This 6-gallon tote is constructed from durable polycarbonate, ensuring long-lasting use in demanding environments. It features a rubber handle designed with a tri-grip feature, enhancing comfort and grip during transportation. The tote includes the Saf-T-Ice® HACCP hanger, which allows the unit to be elevated to waist level, promoting ergonomic handling and reducing strain during use. Its NSF certification highlights its adherence to high safety and sanitation standards, making it suitable for food service operations requiring stringent hygiene protocols. This tote caters to varying market segments, from large-scale catering services seeking efficient ice management solutions to smaller establishments aiming for reliable and hygienic ice transport. The Carlisle SI6000 is a versatile addition to any professional setting, combining robust construction with thoughtful features that prioritize user comfort and safety.
Certifications
NSF Listed
The item meets the standards imposed by NSF International. These standards relate to health, public safety and the environment.
