CMA Dishmachines 180-TC_240/60/3 Pot & Pan Dishwasher Corner Design Door Type
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- High temperature sanitizing for excellent hygiene
- Cleans 60 racks per hour for efficient operation
- Split-door design with 27" dish clearance
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The CMA Dishmachines 180-TC_240/60/3 Pot & Pan Dishwasher Corner Design Door Type is engineered for high-efficiency cleaning with a compact footprint, measuring 25-1/2"W x 25"D x 70"H. This high-temperature sanitizing powerhouse can handle up to 60 racks per hour, making it an ideal solution for high-volume commercial kitchens. Its innovative split-door design accommodates a generous 27"H dish clearance, ensuring ease of use and versatility. The top-mounted control box provides intuitive operation, while the built-in chemical-resistant 7.0 kW tank heater ensures consistent performance. Featuring an automatic soil purging system and an external Poly Pro™ scrap accumulator, maintenance is streamlined, reducing downtime. The dishwasher’s auto start/stop and automatic tank fill functions further enhance its user-friendly operation. Constructed from durable stainless steel, it boasts a 1 HP wash pump, promising longevity and reliability. Its interchangeable wash arms with pull-pin design offer adaptability to varying cleaning needs, and its field convertible nature ensures flexibility in installation. Recognized for its adherence to safety and sanitation standards, the CMA Dishmachines 180-TC is NSF and cULus certified, making it a trusted asset for restaurants, catering services, and institutional kitchens seeking robust performance and efficiency.
Certifications
UL US & Canada
The item has been tested by Underwriters Laboratories (UL) for sanitation hazard standards and meets or exceeds expectations. The item can be used in the United States and Canada.
NSF Listed
The item meets the standards imposed by NSF International. These standards relate to health, public safety and the environment.
