Thermaster TSB735 1 Door Pizza Prep Bench Fridge
- Gross Volume: 250.5L
- Max Ambient Temperature: 32℃
- Temperature Range: 2 to 8°C
- Fridge has one level of shelving plus floor
- Aspera compressors
- German ËBM-Pabst fans
- Dixell digital temp. control & read-out
- Internal corners rounded for hygiene & easy cleaning
- PE cutting board included
- Working area 290 mm deep
- Bench height 910 mm
- Insulation is CFC & HCFC free
- Extremely efficient self-closing doors
- Auto defrost
- Self- closing doors with ergonomic handles
- Self evaporating drainage
- Castors
- 2 Years Parts and Labour + 2 Years Parts only Warranty with Product Registration
- Power: 240V; 280W
- Warranty: 24 months Parts and Labour
- Dimensions: 735 x 760 x 1098mm[h]
- Net Weight: 95 kg
About the Product and Brand
Thermaster TPB2400 3 Door Pizza Prep Bench Fridge
The Thermaster TSB735 Pizza Prep Bench is a compact yet powerful solution for kitchens that need efficiency without sacrificing performance. With a 250-litre capacity and space for multiple ingredient pans, it allows you to prep, store, and assemble pizzas or sandwiches in one streamlined workstation. Its temperature range of 2°C to 8°C keeps ingredients fresh and ready, making it ideal for cafés, pizzerias, and takeaway outlets looking to speed up service while maintaining quality.
Built with a full stainless steel interior and exterior, the TSB735 is designed for durability, hygiene, and long-term commercial use. Features like a PE cutting board, digital temperature control, fan-forced cooling, and auto defrost ensure reliable performance with minimal maintenance. With self-closing doors, rounded easy-clean corners, and castors for mobility, this prep bench is a smart, space-saving investment that helps maximise workflow and productivity in any busy kitchen.
Federal Hospitality Equipment (F.H.E) is an Australian owned importer and catering supplier of quality commercial food, catering & restaurant equipment, supplying and servicing Australia and New Zealand with commercial kitchen and catering equipment for over 50 years.
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