Characteristics of a fridge trolley that you need to know

Stainless steel trolleys are widely used in many industries, and are used in the catering and medical industries. It is made of stainless steel, as it can provide benefits. It's a metal made of steel and chromium and makes it virtually roast proof, though not completely stain proof.

The catering and fridge trolley are made from high grade stainless steel, and are electro-polished to provide an ideal, bright finish and sterile properties for catering and medical purposes. These trolleys are available in a variety of styles, and usually have two or more shelves fixed within a frame, and are made mobile using wheels or castors mounted on the ends of the legs. Most stainlesssteel trolleys have a typical T's trolley, and some units can have two or four brake wheels.

Most trolleys have the following characteristics;

·         If they are easy to assemble for a flat pack supply

·         High quality steel makes them ideal for most catering needs.

·         They are easy to drill and fit with four casters

·         Two wheels have brakes

·         Hygenic - Easy to clean and sterilize

·         They can be fully welded

These trolleys are available in a range of styles and sizes and will have dimensions around a specific trolley:

Other types of trolleys are also available and may include heavy-duty trolleys, which are designed for greater durability.

Heavy-duty trolleys are usually made of 304 quality stainless steel brushes. Most units have a 2mm thick worktop mounted on 40mm square tube framing, and complete with a 100-mm diameter stainless steel castor with non-marking tire. This type of trolley is capable of handling loads up to 150 kg or more.

These trolleys can include 1 to 4 stainless steel cabinets, and the units are made in stainless steel cabinets.They are widely used in the medical and catering industries due to their durable, hygienic, easy to clean and long lasting properties. Many trolleys have 2 or 3 removable tray combinations, and can be mounted upwards or upwards to prevent the trays from falling. Some trolleys can have a top tray to hold an integral handle raised, and the tray is secure around the frame.