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Channel Manufacturing Aluminum Bun Pan / Dough Box Dolly with 5-Inch Swivel Plate Casters, 100-Pan Capacity

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Channel Manufacturing Aluminum Bun Pan / Dough Box Dolly with 5-Inch Swivel Plate Casters, 100-Pan CapacityChannel Manufacturing Aluminum Bun Pan Dough Box Dolly with 5 Inch Swivel Plate Casters, 100 Pan Capacity 18. 75" W x 26. 5" D x 7. 5" H Keep bun pans and dough boxes organized and mobile with a durable aluminum dolly built to hold up to 100 pans. Holds up to 100 bun pans or dough boxes for efficient storage and transport. Lightweight aluminum construction offers durability without unnecessary bulk. 5 inch swivel plate casters help the dolly roll

Channel Manufacturing Aluminum Bun Pan / Dough Box Dolly with 5-Inch Swivel Plate Casters, 100-Pan Capacity

18.75" W x 26.5" D x 7.5" H

Keep bun pans and dough boxes organized and mobile with a durable aluminum dolly built to hold up to 100 pans.

  • Holds up to 100 bun pans or dough boxes for efficient storage and transport.
  • Lightweight aluminum construction offers durability without unnecessary bulk.
  • 5-inch swivel plate casters help the dolly roll smoothly through prep and storage areas.
  • Compact 18.75" x 26.5" footprint fits well in busy commercial kitchens.
  • NSF listed and made in the USA.
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