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icapacity brochure released

23/02/2018Guy ParkerNewsNo comments

The icapacity range of free-standing Food & Drink merchandisers are specifically designed to support high volume food and drink outlets with professional display and operation capabilities.
The convenience industry grows ever more competitive each day. Retailers need that something special!
With Counterline’s merchandisers our elegant and modern design features are sure to attract customersand make your food and drink offers the choice for them today and tomorrow.
Designed with the latest refrigeration and fan assisted heat technologies, they are manufactured from the highest quality BS standard Stainless Steel and Toughened Glass. These displays are designed to provide a co-ordinated and seamless appeal for both Hot & Cold displays but are just as impressive as stand-alone individual units.
The chilled displays are supported with the latest ZERO emission refrigeration systems and LED illumination.
All levels of display are adjustable and removable for maximum menu flexibility. The heated displays offer 4 “Zones” of energy efficient heating. Each Zone has its own easy to use digital control to support all variations of hot food and packaging combinations.
All Counterline merchandisers maintain the appealing look and product quality of more perishable foods for a far longer time period. For the best product quality, longest display times and reduced wastage we are the choice of COSTA, EAT, BP and TESCO amongst others.
Both Heated and Chilled are readily available in a variety of widths, in neutral and coloured finishes with custom branding being another part of our service.
icapacity offers unparalleled performance and flexibility for todays ‘Food-To-Go’ service providers.

Download our new brochure here.

Guy Parker
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