Types of Commercial Refrigeration

Reach-In Refrigerators

Reach-in refrigerators are built-in units that have doors that open from the inside. They are usually found in commercial kitchens or other businesses where there is a need to store large volumes of perishable foods. These units can be either manually controlled or connected to a remote monitoring system.

In most cases, the door is at floor level and has a shallow slope to make it easy to access the shelves. When looking for a reach-in refrigerator for your kitchen, there are several things you need to keep in mind. First, consider how much food you need to store. If you only have a few items to put in the refrigerator, then a small model will do just fine. Next, decide whether you need a manual or automatic system to control the unit. Manual reach-in refrigerators are cheaper than their automated counterparts. However, they also lack some of the convenience features of their electronic counterparts. Furthermore, if you need the unit to keep food at a specific temperature, ensure it can do so.

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Reach-In Freezers

Reach-in freezers are the second most common type of commercial freezer, but they are very different from the walk-ins we discussed above. Reach-ins are usually smaller units installed in a warehouse or large commercial space. They are often used to store perishable foods or pharmaceuticals and are accessible outside the building. Reach-in freezers can be as small as a couple of cubic meters or as large as a few hundred meters. They are usually installed in a commercial building with a separate HVAC system. The purpose of a reach-in freezer is to maintain a consistent temperature. Because they are not accessible to the public, you don’t have to worry as much about keeping the temperature comfortable. Instead, you want to keep the temperature as consistent as possible.

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Commercial Ice Cream Freezers

Commercial ice cream freezers are large-scale refrigeration units that are designed to freeze large quantities of ice cream mix in a short period of time. These commercial ice cream freezers can freeze up to 10,000 gallons of ice cream mix daily with a yield of up to 25,000 gallons.

These large commercial ice cream freezers can be stand-alone units or be incorporated into an ice cream manufacturing plant. They are often found in large-scale ice cream manufacturing plants where they are used to freeze the mix that has been prepared in the manufacturing process.

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Pass-Through / Roll-In Commercial Refrigerators and Freezers

Pass-through or roll-in commercial refrigerators and freezers are the ones that are loaded from one side and unloaded from the other. These units have a side at floor level and load and unload from that side. These units are often used in convenience stores, grocery stores, malls, and other public places. The commercial refrigerators and freezers are usually connected to a centralized cooling system in the building or facility where they are installed. A centralized system usually controls the cooling system, either manually or automatically. You may have encountered the word “pass-through” in some refrigerators and freezers. The term “pass-through,” when used in the context of a commercial refrigerator or freezer, means that the unit can be controlled remotely.

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Commercial Refrigeration Parts and Accessories

Commercial Refrigeration Parts and Accessories are the parts used in commercial refrigeration equipment. These parts are used to maintain the functionality of the refrigeration equipment. Many parts and accessories are used on commercial refrigeration equipment. These parts and accessories include condenser fans, evaporator fans, thermostats, and temperature sensors. These parts and accessories are important for maintaining the functionality of any commercial refrigeration equipment.

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Dual Temperature Refrigerators / Freezer

Dual temperature refrigerators/freezers allow you to keep foods at their ideal temperature. They have one compartment at a warm, ideal temperature for fresh foods and a second at a cooler temperature for frozen foods. Dual-temp models usually have two doors, which allows you to keep the fresh foods on one side, away from the frozen foods. Dual-temp refrigerators/freezers are great for families with kids, as they allow you to keep milk, eggs, and other perishable items at a warmer temperature, away from frozen foods. They are also great for people with allergies, as they can keep all their food together in one door. Dual-temp models are available in both chest and upright models.

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Merchandising Refrigerators

Merchandising refrigerators are a type of commercial fridge often used in convenience stores, supermarkets, and other retail settings. These units generally come in various sizes, ranging from a few hundred to several thousand cubic feet. These refrigerators are designed with merchandising in mind, allowing store owners to display their products in eye-catching ways. For example, a convenience store might use merchandising refrigerators to display its most popular drinks in eye-catching ways, such as placing them in the refrigerator's door or creating a display that allows customers to see the different types of drinks easily.

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Open Air Merchandisers and Accessories

Open-air merchandisers are a great way to showcase your products by putting them out in the open and making them easy to see. They are also a great way to draw attention to your products and create a visual merchandising display at your store. Open-air merchandisers are placed in front of your store at eye level for shoppers. They are open and don’t have a solid wall around them, allowing the products to be seen from all sides. Open Air merchandisers allow better display of your products and give customers a better shopping experience as they can see the products up-close better. They allow customers to smell and touch the products up-close, giving them a better shopping experience.

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Walk-in Refrigerators and Freezers

Walk-in refrigerators and freezers are large refrigeration appliances that are typically found in commercial settings, such as restaurants, grocery stores, and hospitals. They are larger than standard refrigerators and freezers and are often large enough to hold pallets of inventory. Walk-in refrigerators and freezers are often used for commercial purposes that require food to be stored at a specific temperature for safety reasons. For example, a walk-in freezer may store perishable foods, such as meat or dairy products, at a temperature below freezing to prevent microbial growth. A walk-in refrigerator may store non-perishable foods, such as fruits, at a temperature above freezing to reduce spoilage.

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Bar Refrigeration

Bar refrigerators are commonly found in public houses, pubs, and other establishments where drinks are served. They keep the drinks stored in them at a specific temperature. Depending on the bar type, the drinks might be non-alcoholic or alcoholic.

Bar refrigerators are usually larger than standard refrigerators and are often designed with dedicated floor space to accommodate their size. The interior of a bar refrigerator is often designed with various shelves and other storage options. Many bar refrigerators offer a door panel that can be personalized with your establishment’s logo for a unique look. Depending on the make and model of the bar refrigerator you choose, the door panels may be removable for easy updating.

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Reach-In Refrigerators

Reach-in refrigerators are designed to be placed against a wall with the door opening towards the wall. These are ideal for commercial kitchens where space is at a premium. The main advantage of choosing a reach-in fridge is that it saves a lot of floor space compared to a standard walk-in. The other main advantage of reach-in units is that they offer easier access to the items stored inside. This is especially beneficial for people who have difficulty bending or stooping. Regarding functionality, reach-in units are every bit as good as walk-ins. They can be fitted with various features such as temperature control, door alarms, and evaporative cooling, just like walk-ins. The main difference is in size, and most people would agree that it’s a significant advantage to have easier access to their food and drink.

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One Door Solid Door Reach-In Refrigerators

Solid door reach-in refrigerators are most commonly used in restaurants, convenience stores, and bakeries. Solid doors are good for keeping in heat and keeping out unwanted guests, like insects and curious little children. These units are also perfect for keeping your products fresh, as their sealed doors prevent unwanted air that may cause your food to go bad. Solid door reach-in refrigerators are perfect for keeping your product organized, as their sealed doors keep your product from sliding around and cluttering your refrigerator.

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Two Door Solid Door Reach-In Refrigerators

Two door reach-in refrigerators feature two doors instead of one, and are a great option for businesses that want flexibility in their refrigeration space. Two door models can be opened from either side, allowing you to load supplies from either side of the unit. These models are also great for businesses with a larger volume of inventory that must be stored in the refrigerators. Many of these refrigerators are designed with an air curtain to keep the cold air inside and outside air out. This extra insulation helps to keep your food fresh and lasts longer. Some of these refrigerators have an evaporator fan, which keeps the humidity at the desired level to prevent produce spoilage. Other models have a door alarm that sounds if the doors are left open for more than a few minutes.

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Three Door Solid Door Reach-In Refrigerators

Three door reach-in refrigerators are the most common type of refrigerator in the food industry. They are ideal for storing and displaying large quantities of food in a small space. Three-door refrigerators are typically used for storing fresh produce and other foods that need to be kept at a certain temperature. They are also ideal for use in bakeries, cafeterias, and other places where large quantities of food must be stored in small amounts. These units are available in various sizes, ranging from as small as eight cubic feet up to as large as 400 cubic feet. Most three-door refrigerators are non-refrigerated, making them ideal for use in places with warm climates or frequent electrical outages.

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Glass Door Reach-In Refrigerators

These units have a tempered glass door that allows you to view what’s inside without letting in heat or cold. This is a great option if you store perishable foods in your fridge or use it as a curing chamber for your favorite cheeses. The door is made of tempered glass to resist cracking. It has an insulating layer between the two panes to trap heat inside. You can also adjust the thermostat to suit your needs. These units are great for breweries, bakeries, and restaurants that need a large amount of refrigerated storage

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Reach-In Freezers

Reach-in freezers are freestanding units that are typically installed in a commercial kitchen to store foods. They are usually made of metal or plastic and are usually rectangular or square. The main function of these units is to keep foods at a low temperature to prevent spoilage. The low temperature in these freezers helps to prevent the growth of bacteria, mold, and other contaminants that can make people sick. In most cases, the door of a reach-in freezer will open outwards. This helps to prevent people from getting too close to the door and potentially getting hit by it. A large portion of the inside of a reach-in freezer is usually dedicated to storing food. Most of these units have adjustable shelves for storing different items. There are often doors on the front of the unit that can be opened to make it easier to access the food.

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One Door Solid Door Reach-In Freezers

Solid door reach-in freezers are great for food establishments that need consistent temperature control. Because these units have solid doors, they are insulated and keep the cold in better than a door with a glass or slotted design. Solid door reach-in freezers are especially great for commercial kitchens because they do not allow heat transfer, so your food will stay fresh longer. Solid door reach-in freezers are perfect for businesses that need to keep their cold food items fresh for long periods, such as a restaurant with large amounts of inventory.

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Two Door Solid Door Reach-In Freezers

Two door freezers are the most common type of freezer and are most often found in convenience stores and supermarkets. They are the easiest type of freezer to load and unload, which is an important consideration if you have physical limitations that make lifting difficult. Two-door freezers can let in more air, which helps keep the temperature even throughout the interior. Solid door freezers are better insulated, keeping the temperature even more constant. They are usually steel, but you can also find them in stainless steel or other materials. They usually have a box-shaped design. You can find these freezers in different sizes, from small models that can fit in your home freezer to large industrial models that are designed for large-scale commercial use.

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Blast Chillers

Blast Chillers are the latest technology in cooling systems. These are essentially large air conditioners installed on your home's outside walls. The main difference between these and regular air conditioners is that Blast Chillers will use a fan to push hot air out of your house instead of pulling cold air in. This means that you won’t have to deal with the noise of whirring fans, and you won’t have to pay the electric bills that come with regular air conditioners either. Blast Chillers can be used all year round, not just when the temperatures outside start to rise. They are beneficial in the summer when you don’t have to worry about your air conditioner pulling cold air in from outside.

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Half Door Reach-In Freezers

Half door reach-in freezers are great for storing food products such as meat, frozen foods, deli salads, and dairy products. Half-door reach-in freezers allow you to access products without opening the entire door easily. These units keep your products at a controlled temperature. You can adjust the thermostat to keep your products fresh and prevent spoilage. Half-door reach-in freezers are made from high-quality materials to last for years. The exterior is easy to clean, and the door has a soft-close hinge to prevent damage to your products.

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Chest Freezers

Chest freezers are the most common type of freezer and the most popular choice for most households. They are often called ‘refrigerators’ in the USA and are the most commonly used type of household or commercial freezer. Compared to upright freezers, chest freezers take up less floor space and are easier to load and unload. They are usually pushed up against the wall and have a door that opens towards the front of the unit. They are usually about chest high so they are very easy to access and load.

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Merchandising Refrigerators

Merchandising refrigerators are a type of merchandising display that is used in supermarkets and convenience stores. They are usually located at the front of the store and are used to display products that are most likely to be purchased at the last minute, such as milk, eggs, and cheese. These refrigerators are often brightly colored and have large signs that make the products on display easy to see and read. As the name suggests, these refrigerators are used to merchandise certain products and make them more desirable to consumers. They are often used to display impulse-buy items like candy or cold drinks.

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Merchandising Floor Model Glass Door Refrigerators / Coolers

These are refrigerators with glass doors that are specifically designed for merchandising purposes. Merchandising floor model refrigerators are best suited for convenience stores, supermarkets, and other retail settings where it’s important to showcase merchandise and products visually appealingly. Unlike other types of refrigerators, merchandising floor model refrigerators are designed with an eye-catching “storefront” look, typically with a combination of glass and clear or tinted plastic panels, that enables easy and convenient viewing of products and merchandise. Since merchandising floor model refrigerators are designed for use in stores and other retail settings, they usually have a large display capacity, ranging from 12 to 72 shelves. Additionally, they often have an adjustable thermostat that can be programmed according to temperature settings most suitable for showcasing individual products and merchandise.

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Countertop Refrigerators

Countertop refrigerators are small refrigerators that can be placed on kitchen countertops. They are usually tall and narrow and come in various colors, including black, white, stainless steel, and copper. They are designed to sit next to your kitchen counter or against your wall and are often used to store drinks and small items like condiments, spices, or small items like remote controls, as well as leftovers or any other items you might have in your kitchen that would benefit from being kept in a small refrigerator. Countertop refrigerators are a popular option for dorm rooms and apartments, as well as for people who like the look of a refrigerator but don’t have enough space for a full-sized unit. They are also a great option for people who live in small houses or apartments and want a dedicated beverage space. And since countertop refrigerators are smaller than standard refrigerators, they take up less space.

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Milk Coolers

Milk coolers are refrigerators that are made for storing milk. They are designed to keep the milk at a constant temperature, making it easier for parents to store milk for their children. Because milk coolers are designed for storing milk, it is recommended that you do not store anything else in them. If you do, there is a risk that the other items could become contaminated. Milk coolers also come with a few other features that make them convenient. Many models have an alarm going off if the milk temperature rises too high. This helps ensure that your children are drinking milk at the right temperature. Many models also allow you to control the lighting in the refrigerator. This makes it easier for you to load and unload the refrigerator at different times of the day.

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Commercial Floral Coolers

Commercial Floral Coolers are an innovative way to keep your fresh flowers cool for as long as possible. Floral coolers keep your flowers out of direct sunlight and significantly reduce the heat in the surrounding area. They can also reduce the humidity around your flowers, which minimizes wilting. Commercial floral coolers come in a variety of shapes and sizes. Some can be placed in refrigerated storage, while others must be kept outside. Some have a heating element, while others are made with materials that naturally reduce heat. Choosing a good commercial floral cooler will depend on your specific needs. If you need to keep your flowers cool outside, you may want to consider one made with a heat-absorbing material.

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Walk-In Refrigerators and Freezers

Walk-in refrigerators and freezers are large refrigerators or freezers that can be accessed through a doorway rather than installed in a fixed location. They are often used in restaurants and grocery stores, but they can also be used in homes. Walk-in refrigerators and freezers often have adjustable thermostats to accommodate different types of food. Some are frost-free to avoid the accumulation of ice and the inconvenience of manually defrosting the unit. The primary purpose of walk-in refrigerators and freezers is to keep food cold and fresh.

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Indoor Walk In Coolers With Refrigeration

These are walk-in coolers that are installed indoors rather than in a warehouse or other external location. They can be used for various commercial applications to keep perishable inventory fresh and safe. They can be installed in various locations, from supermarkets to restaurants and hotels. Indoor walk-in coolers are designed to maintain a consistent temperature and humidity level for optimum preservation of perishable products. They are usually equipped with advanced features, such as monitoring and control systems, so they can be used in different ways depending on the needs of the business. Many different types of products may be stored in an indoor walk-in cooler. They may range from fresh or frozen meat to dairy products like cheese, milk, or yogurt. Fresh produce like vegetables or fruit may also be kept in these coolers.

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Outdoor Walk In Coolers with Refrigeration

Outdoors walk-in coolers with refrigeration are a very useful and convenient way for businesses to keep perishable goods at a safe and regulated temperature. These coolers are beneficial for businesses that store large quantities of perishable goods. They can be set to a specific temperature, and their doors can be programmed to open at a certain time, which allows businesses to maintain a more accurate inventory. Outdoor walk-in coolers with refrigeration are a great option for businesses that store large quantities of perishable goods such as fruits, vegetables, or meats. These coolers can be programmed to open at a certain time. This allows businesses to maintain a more accurate inventory of their products. These coolers also have a specific temperature setting, which allows them to maintain a safe and regulated temperature at all times.

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Indoor Walk-In Freezers With Refrigeration

Indoor walk-in freezers are large pieces of equipment that are often used in large-scale commercial settings. They are most often used to store large quantities of food or other materials. They often keep those materials at a very low temperature, ranging from -10 to -40 degrees Fahrenheit (-30 to -40 degrees Celsius). Due to their large size, indoor walk-in freezers are often the only option for businesses or organizations that need to store large quantities of food or other materials.

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Outdoor Walk In Freezers with Refrigeration

An outdoor walk-in freezer with refrigeration is a large freezer usually kept outside of a building to store inventory that cannot be kept in an indoor freezer. Walk-in freezers are large enough to accommodate pallets or crates, making them especially helpful if you sell perishable items. Outdoor walk-in freezers with refrigeration can store various items, including meat, produce, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, and manufacturing products. These walk-in freezers are often used in the food industry to keep perishable items at a controlled temperature as they are shipped from one location to another. An outdoor walk-in freezer with refrigeration is ideal for storing large quantities of perishable items too large to fit in an indoor freezer.

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Walk-in Coolers Without Refrigeration

Walk-in coolers are the most common type of industrial refrigeration equipment. They are usually large warehouses or buildings with large doors where food and other perishables can be kept at low temperatures. These buildings can be kept at different temperatures to suit different products. For example, meat can be kept at around 36°F, while perishable fruits and vegetables are stored between 32–36°F. To keep these walk-in coolers at the right temperature, they need to be powered by a reliable and efficient piece of industrial refrigeration equipment.

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Walk-In Condensing Units and Accessories

Walk-in condensing units are large, industrial-sized air conditioners that are installed outside of your home or business. They are designed to cool large spaces, such as warehouses, factories, and commercial buildings, over a long period, depending on the model. They are very different from a central air conditioner installed indoors, such as in your house. Walk-in condensing units are large, industrial-sized air conditioners installed outside your home or business. They are designed to cool large spaces, such as warehouses, factories, and commercial buildings, over a long period, depending on the model. They are very different from a central air conditioner installed indoors, such as in your house.

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Pass Through / Roll-In Commercial Refrigerators and Freezers

Pass Through / Roll-in refrigerators and freezers are the type of food service equipment that has a door that opens from the side rather than from the front. This door is usually located at floor level instead of counter height. These units are often called walk-ins because they are tall enough for an average person to walk into. Pass-through units are preferred for some types of businesses, such as convenience stores, fast food restaurants, and gas stations because they allow employees to restock items at floor level instead of lifting supplies to reach standard height shelving. This refrigeration system is also a good option for establishments that experience high volume traffic, such as stadiums, arenas, or convention centers because they allow people to enter and exit the walk-in at floor level instead of climbing stairs to reach standard height shelving.

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Solid Door Pass-In / Pass-Through Refrigerators

Solid door pass-in refrigerators are a type of refrigerator that has a solid door instead of a glass door. These refrigerators are ideal for commercial settings because they are more durable and less likely to break than glass door refrigerators. Solid door pass-in refrigerators are available in various sizes and styles to accommodate various needs. Solid door pass-in / pass-through refrigerators have no doors or solid doors. These refrigerators allow you to easily pass food or other items in and out of the unit without opening the door. The solid door design of these units prevents the transfer of cold air, which is ideal for situations where you don’t want the interior of the unit to change significantly. These units are also great for use in commercial settings, as the solid doors can be easily wiped down for sanitation purposes.

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Solid Door Pass-In / Pass-Through Freezers

Solid door pass-in / pass-through freezers are a type of walk-in freezer where the main doors are made of solid metal that is usually steel, aluminum, or stainless steel. The main door is the entrance to the walk-in freezer, and solid door pass-in / pass-through freezers usually have a smaller door to the side for loading and unloading. Solid door pass-in / pass-through freezers are used for various purposes such as food storage, production, transportation, and more. Solid door pass-in / pass-through freezers can be temperature controlled or non-temperature controlled. Non-temperature controlled solid door pass-in / pass-through freezers are most often used for food storage or production where temperature control is unnecessary. Temperature-controlled solid door pass-in / pass-through freezers are most often used for transportation where the temperature needs to be maintained to prevent product spoiling.

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Half Door Pass-In / Pass-Through Refrigerators

Half door pass-in refrigerators are a variation of the side-by-side refrigerator. These refrigerators have the same layout as a side-by-side model but with one key difference. Instead of full-sized doors, these refrigerators have a smaller door on one side, allowing easier access. These refrigerators are ideal for businesses with high traffic where you want to make it easy for customers to access your food and drinks. They allow you to keep your inventory neatly organized in the main portion of the refrigerator while allowing customers to access your products easily.

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Half Door Pass-In / Pass-Through Freezers

These are a type of walk-in freezer with a door that can be opened from the middle, as opposed to a normal walk-in door entered at the top. Half-door freezers are often used to store perishable items that need regular access, such as food for a restaurant or a school cafeteria. Half-door freezers have a few advantages over full-door units, making them ideal for some applications. First, they are much easier to keep at the desired temperature. Since the door always stays open, the airflow into the unit is constant. This makes the unit much easier to regulate. Second, half-door units are less expensive to install because they require less door-opening area.

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Glass Door Pass-In / Pass-Through Refrigerators

These are a type of merchandising display that has a transparent or glass door. They are usually positioned in the store where the product is displayed. What makes these different from other display cases is that they allow customers to see what’s behind the door before they open it. Pass-through refrigerators are typically tall, slim, and stand-alone units. They are commonly seen in cafes, bakeries, and restaurants.

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Commercial Ice Cream Freezers

Commercial ice cream freezers are large-scale, industrial-strength refrigerators designed to freeze large quantities of ice cream at once. They are the most efficient and cost-effective way to produce high volumes of premium ice cream. When choosing an ice cream freezer, there are a few important factors to remember. First, you’ll want to ensure that the model you choose can produce the amount of ice cream you need. Second, it’s important to consider the usage of the unit. If it is in constant use, you’ll want to ensure that it’s designed for that level of traffic. Finally, you’ll want to ensure that your chosen model is easy to use and maintain.

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Ice Cream Dipping Cabinets

Ice cream dipping cabinets are a type of cold food display unit that maintain a temperature below 38 degrees Fahrenheit. They are ideal for storing and serving ice cream, frozen yogurt, gelato, and other chilled desserts. These units provide a sanitary environment for serving frozen desserts, which can be adjusted to accommodate different temperature levels for serving different types of desserts. You can find ice cream dipping cabinets in restaurants, cafes, and bakeries.

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Glass Top Freezers

A glass top freezer is a type of commercial freezer with only a glass panel on the top instead of being entirely made of glass or metal. The top of the glass stays above the freezing point of water, so it doesn’t have to be frozen shut to keep food cold. This makes it easier to open and close the freezer door and stock and unload. These are often used in convenience stores and other small businesses, where the convenience of easily accessing the inside for stocking and unloading is more important than the added security of a door that must be frozen shut.

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Display Freezers

Display freezers are the most common type of freezers and are often found in supermarkets and other shops where food is displayed for customers to see. These freezers keep food at a lower temperature, between -18 and -20 degrees Celsius (-0.4 to -4 degrees Fahrenheit), which is ideal for storing certain foods. These are made of metal, and the inside is lined with plastic or another material to prevent the transfer of desired heat between the product and the inside of the unit. These are usually unsuitable for keeping fresh foods, as the low temperatures can cause them to freeze, spoiling the food inside. Different types of display freezers are used for keeping different types of products.

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Commercial Undercounter and Worktop Refrigeration

Commercial under-counter refrigerators and worktop refrigeration units, as the names suggest, are used in commercial rather than domestic settings. In most cases, they are installed underneath kitchen worktops, often in the form of drop-down or tilt-out units. Worktop refrigeration units are typically used in cafés and other hospitality settings and are generally set up on a countertop, with a glass front that can be opened or closed to suit the moment's requirements. Worktop refrigerators can be placed on any flat surface and are often used in cafeterias.

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Commercial Undercounter Refrigerators

Commercial under-counter refrigerators come in a variety of styles and sizes to best meet the needs of the customer. The most common commercial under-counter refrigerators are walk-in, reach-in, and semi-reach-in units. Refrigerator doors are often kept closed to maintain the optimal temperature inside the unit. These doors often feature a lock to keep products safe and secure. They often have a door or hatch to access the interior for loading and unloading. Depending on the desired application, commercial under-counter refrigerators may be equipped with various features.

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Residential Undercounter Refrigerators

Residential under-counter refrigerators are designed to be installed under a counter, such as in a kitchen or bar. These units can be freestanding or built-in. Residential under-counter refrigerators are available in various sizes and functionality, from basic to deluxe. Some models have adjustable shelves, door alarms, and lighting. Undercounter refrigerators are smaller and meant to be placed in the kitchen or another area of the home. They also come in many different sizes and styles, so you can find the one that best suits your needs.

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Commercial Undercounter Freezers

An under-counter freezer is a smaller version of a commercial freezer. It is meant to be put under a counter or other surface and not moved around. It is typically used in restaurants and cafes for holding frozen foods like ice cream or frozen vegetables. An under-counter freezer is either a chest or upright style. In the case of an upright freezer, you will likely find the door at the top of the unit. This makes it easy to unload and load the unit, but it does mean that you must stoop or bend down to access the unit. An upright freezer is often more energy efficient and holds more inventory than a chest freezer.

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Residential Undercounter Freezers

An under-counter freezer is a self-contained appliance that is installed below a kitchen countertop and out of sight. These freezers have a small footprint, making them a good option for small kitchens. They are also called drop-down freezers or slide-in freezers, as they are installed below the countertop on rails that allow them to be slid out for easy access to food. These freezers come in various styles and sizes, so you’re sure to find one that meets your needs.

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Prep Refrigerators

Prep Refrigerators are a great way to keep your food fresh and tasty. They come in various shapes and sizes and are a convenient way to store food. You can purchase prep refrigerators at most major retailers. They are especially recommended for people who are on a diet and need to prepare their meals or for people who have difficulty getting in and out of traditional refrigerators. They keep your food at a consistent temperature, so you don’t have to worry about food spoiling quickly. They are often designed to make it easier for you to reach things, so you don’t have to bend over as much.

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27" Commercial Sandwich / Salad Preparation Refrigerators

A commercial sandwich / salad preparation refrigerator is a large-scale refrigerator that is used in restaurants, hotels, and other commercial establishments. These units are much larger than the standard residential or commercial refrigerator and have a large capacity to accommodate large amounts of food. A commercial sandwich/salad preparation refrigerator is typically much larger than a standard residential or commercial refrigerator and has a large capacity to accommodate large amounts of food.

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60" Commercial Sandwich / Salad Preparation Refrigerators

These commercial refrigerators are designed for use in restaurants, cafes, and other establishments that serve sandwiches or salads. They are available in various sizes and styles, including under the counter. Most models are ENERGY STAR certified, which means they meet government guidelines for energy efficiency. You can find top or bottom refrigeration units, glass or service doors, and single or multi-temperature settings. Some commercial refrigerators come with a built-in filter to keep lettuce fresh. Others have shelves that can be adjusted to accommodate different types of food. If you operate a restaurant or other business that serves freshly prepared sandwiches or salads, you might find that these refrigerators improve your workflow and efficiency.

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72" Commercial Sandwich / Salad Preparation Refrigerators

72” commercial refrigerators are the ideal choice if you are looking to save money on your energy bills. These appliances can be up to 40% more energy efficient than standard models, which means less money spent on energy bills and more money left in your pocket. Also, 72” commercial refrigerators are designed to fit in commercial kitchens. From the materials to the control panel, these appliances have been designed for use in commercial environments. They can withstand the daily wear and tear of commercial kitchens, and they’re also ADA compliant.

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Pizza Prep Tables

Pizza prep tables are specialized kitchen pieces of equipment that are used to store and prepare pizza dough. Usually made of stainless steel or durable plastic, pizza prep tables have various compartments and slots to accommodate the different stages of pizza making. With a pizza prep table, you can store your dough in one section; when you’re ready to use it, you can move it to another compartment, mixing it with your desired toppings. In addition to making it easy to make your pizzas, a pizza prep table can help to keep your ingredients organized, tidy, and protected from contaminants.

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Merchandising Freezers

Merchandising freezers are also known as merchandising coolers. They are designed to keep products cold while they are on display. They are found in grocery stores, convenience stores, and other retail locations. Merchandising freezers keep certain products cold and fresh as they are displayed in the store. These freezers are usually located at eye level to make it easier for customers to find what they want. They can be found in retail stores and other locations where perishables are sold.

In most cases, merchandising freezers are small units installed on the floor. They are placed in convenient locations throughout the store. Merchandising freezers display perishable items that are best kept at a certain temperature. They are often used in grocery stores to keep fresh produce in stock.

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Merchandising Glass Door Freezers

Merchandising glass door freezers are a style of commercial refrigerators that are built with glass doors that can be seen through. This door style is often used in supermarkets and convenience stores to showcase certain products for sale inside. It allows customers to view the freezer inside, allowing retailers to organize their inventory better and showcase certain products. Most merchandising glass door freezers can hold around 300 pounds, which is about 150 pounds per door. These units are very durable, but they are also easy to clean, which is important for food retailers.

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Ice Merchandisers

An Ice merchandiser is a piece of equipment that is used to store and display fresh produce. This equipment is typically a refrigerated unit that can be pushed or pulled around to different locations. These units keep fresh produce fresh for longer periods by reducing the rate at which heat transfers into the produce.

This is typically achieved through high insulation values, active cooling, and tight seals. Ice merchandisers are used in both indoor and outdoor settings. The most common usage of this piece of equipment is in fresh produce markets, where they are used to keep fresh produce fresh for longer periods.

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Countertop Freezers

A countertop freezer is exactly what the name suggests — a small, self-standing appliance that can be placed on any countertop. These units are typically quite small, large enough to store only a few frozen foods at a time. Despite their small size, these appliances can be handy in any kitchen.

The main benefit of a countertop freezer is its convenience. These units can be placed almost anywhere in your home, allowing you to access any frozen foods easily. Most models are small enough to sit on any countertop without too much space.

Another benefit of these appliances is their affordability. Almost every model on the market is significantly cheaper than any other type of freezer. While these units can’t hold as much as full-sized models, they are perfect for individuals who don’t have a lot of space in their homes.

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Bar Refrigeration

Bars and pubs need a specific kind of refrigeration system to store beer and other beverages due to the frequent temperature changes and high levels of exposure to heat and sunlight. These bars and pubs usually use open refrigerators that are not air-conditioned. Open refrigerators have glass doors with no insulation, unlike a walk-in cooler. Open refrigerators are best used to store beverages like beer that do not need to be kept at a certain temperature. Many bar refrigerators are designed with a sleek aesthetic, allowing them to fit in with any bar setting. You can find bar refrigerators in various styles, letting you find the one that suits your needs.

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Horizontal Bottle Coolers

A horizontal bottle cooler (HBC) is a type of cooling device that is designed to hold a large volume of bottles in a horizontal position. These coolers are installed either on the production line or in a warehouse for transportation to the production line. Some horizontal bottle coolers can hold up to 200,000 bottles at a time. These coolers use the coolness of the air to keep the product temperature at the desired level. The horizontal orientation of the bottles maximizes the surface area that comes in contact with the cool air. These coolers are also referred to as cold tunnels because they use a stream of cool air to cool the bottles. An air conditioner or chiller typically generates cool air. The desired product temperature is typically 38 to 42 degrees Fahrenheit.

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Back Bar Coolers

Back bar coolers are a type of refrigeration system that is installed in the back of your business to keep your most perishable items such as beer, milk, and soda at a set temperature to keep them fresh throughout the day. Unlike other refrigeration systems, this cooler is non-refrigerated, meaning it does not require a mechanical system to keep the items inside cold. Instead, these coolers are designed with a special material that keeps the temperature at a certain level to keep your products fresh. The most common material for these coolers is passive ventilation, which allows air to flow through the unit and around your products to keep them cool.

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Direct Draw Beer Dispensers

Direct draw beer dispensers are the most common type of beer dispenser in the market today. They are widely used in restaurants, bars, and breweries. They are also known as gravity or self-dispensing beer towers. They are the most widely used type of beer dispenser because of their ease of use and ability to save money. They are primarily used in bars and restaurants because they pour a high volume of beer and require very little maintenance over time. Compared to other beer dispensers, they are the most affordable option. They are widely available in both new and used conditions, and they can be purchased for various prices based on their quality and the brand.

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Glass Frosters & Plate Chillers

These are the ideal pieces of equipment for the restaurant or cafe that serves lots of cold drinks or food. They are designed to keep your foods and beverages cool and fresh, and they can also help reduce waste and save money. Plate chillers are installed underneath the dinner plates and keep them cool to prevent heat transfer from the hot food to the plate and into the food. They also help to keep your tables looking nice and clean as they prevent condensation from forming on the surface of the plate. Glass frosters are ideal for serving frozen desserts, and they keep the glasses cold so that the dessert remains fresh and delicious. They also help to reduce waste by allowing customers to help themselves to the dessert as soon as they are ready to be served, rather than being left out at room temperature.

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Specialty Back Bar Coolers

There are many different kinds of coolers on the market, but the ones that are used behind the bar are called specialty bar coolers. They are made of stainless steel or copper and do not have doors or an opening on the front. This is because they will be kept in a public place and must be kept sanitary. They are also made of materials that do not rust, so they do not have to be repainted. They are usually made of a single piece of metal and have a metal rack inside. These racks can be used to store drinks, or they can be used to keep bottles in place to keep them from rattling together.

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Wine Refrigeration

These are refrigerated units designed for storing and preserving wine, but do not have any temperature controls. They are often used to store opened wine bottles or hold a collection of unwrought bottles. Wine refrigerators are usually larger than standard refrigerators and are often multi-zone, meaning they have independent temperature controls. The internal temperature of a wine refrigerator is often between 50 and 55 degrees Fahrenheit, which is ideal for cellaring wine.

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