Howard McCray (CBS40E-C) Curved Bakery Case with Glass Doors, Available Lengths: 4', 6', and 8'

Howard McCray (CBS40E-C) Curved Bakery Case with Glass Doors, Available Lengths: 4', 6', and 8'

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Curved Bakery Service Case, single duty,endless design, full length gravity coil, stainless steel top, double pane removable rear glass doors, triple pane front glass, 2" front bumper, (2) Rows of Lighted Glass Shelves

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Features

OPTIONS: Colors; Exterior: white, black, custom paints, stainless steel; Interior: white, stainless steel, special color boston bumpers, extra shelf, joint kits, plexi and insulated dividers, Digital thermometers, scale stand and paper cutters, security locks, drop work shelf, salad pan trays, and stainless steel main deck pans Available in Dry, Remote and Self-Contained Refrigeration
Benefits Unique Product with Endless Possibilities, Great Design and Warranty
Depth 40
Height 53
Phase 1
Brand Howard-McCray
Voltage 115V
Door Type Glass Rear Sliding, service
Opening Style Sliding
Refrigerator Type Display Case
Certifications ANSI/NSF 7, cULus
Warranty 1 Year Parts
Lighting Fluorescent
SKU CBS40E-C
Weight 0.0 lb
Number of Sections 1

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