Alto-Shaam Inc.
Merchandisers include individually controlled heated shelves that keep food warm. The manufacturer’s fanless technology provides even temperatures and the unit can accommodate such grab-and-go products as rotisserie chickens, pizzas and sandwiches. Countertop models come in 24-inch and 36-inch widths. Floor-standing units come in widths of 24, 36 and 48 inches. www.alto-shaam.com
Eastern Tabletop Mfg. Co. Inc.
Operators can transform these tower display modular systems from a back bar to action stations or to buffet display setups. Choose from two sizes with additional add-on accessories.
Advance Tabco
The DT21 series slotted cook line wall shelves are constructed out of 18 gauge, 304 stainless-steel 1 ½-inch square tubing that
is designed to fit over a salamander. The 1 ¼-inch spacing between tubes allows heat and steam to rise up through the shelf when mounted over cooking areas. www.advancetabco.com
Migali Industries Inc.
Glass door back bar refrigerators include black exteriors, stainless steel tops and stainless steel interiors. Features include an LED interior light to enhance the display of product and a forced air refrigeration system that keeps beverages at an average temperature of 36 degrees F.
Eagle Group
This line of bottle coolers’ positive airflow cools bottles on top and includes a painted aluminum interior. The self-contained refrigeration system maintains temperatures between 33 degrees F and 38 degrees F. The stationary side of the stainless steel top, with ½-inch edge doubles as a countertop. The unit’s other side features two individual lockable stainless steel slide covers.
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