Rational - Transport Trolley for Containers, Integrated Fat Drain System - 60.73.309 FORTESSA-Dead The Tarrison Servery Casters provide

Name: Rational - Transport Trolley for Containers, Integrated Fat Drain System - 60.73.309 FORTESSA-Dead The Tarrison Servery Casters provide
Brand: izbnc.org
SKU: 50750818992
Price: 357.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.665100000000001 (20 reviews)

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Rational Transport Trolley for Containers, Integrated Fat Drain System 60.73.309 FORTESSA Dead The Tarrison Servery Casters provide The Tarrison Servery Casters provide the perfect combination of functionality and efficiency for any hospitality or food service business this stockpot shines as a stylish centerpiece in your kitchen Stable and durable construction for long lasting performance Ergonomic design ensures safe and easy transport of fat containers

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