Turbo Air (MST-72-N) 73

Turbo Air (MST-72-N) 73" Wide M3 Series Refrigerated Sandwich/Salad Prep Table featuring Three Solid Doors

$5,570.00

M3 Series Sandwich/Salad Unit, 19 cu. ft., self-contained, (3) swing door, (3) adjustable wire shelf, (18) 1/6 size pan capacity, cutting board side rail, cold air compartment, CFC free polyurethane insulation, stainless steel construction, 4" casters

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Features

self-cleaning condenser, Stainless Steel Interior, Cold Air compartment, cutting board Slide rail, Hot gas condensate system.
Benefits

Most durable interior that will not rot or pit
Capacity 19
Depth 30
Height 37
Width 72.63
Phase 1
Amperage 5.7 amps
Brand Turbo Air
Voltage 115V
Compressor HP 1/3 HP
Compressor Location Rear
Door Type Solid
Opening Style Hinge
Number of Shelves 3
Refrigerator Type Sandwich/Salad Unit
Certifications cETL, ETL, NSF
Warranty 5 year parts and Labor Warranty, 7 year compressor
SKU MST-72-N
Weight 374.0 lb
Number of Doors 3
Number of Sections 3

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