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Frymaster 8030359R Frymaster® Sediment Tray RIGHT Split Pot
| Manufacturer | Frymaster/Dean |
|---|---|
| Model Number | 8030359R |
| Manufacturer Part # | 8030359R |
| Accessories | Sediment Tray |
| Height | 4" |
| Width | 4.63" |
| Depth | 13.88" |
| Weight | 2 lbs |
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The Frymaster 8030359R Frymaster® Sediment Tray RIGHT Split Pot is an essential component for enhancing the efficiency and cleanliness of commercial frying operations. Specifically designed to fit the right side of split pot models such as the RE14-2, RE17-2, RE22-2, RE14-2TC, RE17-2TC, and RE22-2TC, this sediment tray measures an optimal 4-5/8 inches by 13-7/8 inches by 4 inches. Its dimensions and compatibility demonstrate a tailored fit that maximizes frying performance by effectively collecting debris and sediment, thereby extending the oil's life and ensuring high-quality food output. The tray's precise design supports the functionality of split pot fryers, catering to diverse market segments within the food service industry, from fast-food chains to large-scale dining establishments. By maintaining cleanliness and operational efficiency, it enhances the overall quality and taste of fried products, a crucial factor for businesses aiming to deliver consistent excellence. The Frymaster 8030359R sediment tray is a practical and functional accessory that underscores the importance of maintaining fryer hygiene and operational efficiency, proving to be an invaluable asset for any establishment prioritizing product quality and operational costs.
