Stop sacrificing delivery efficiency for durability. This patient tray cart provides a mobile, NSF-certified solution for hospitals, clinics, and long-term care facilities that require organized tray transport without insulation. Built in stainless steel with a fixed rack assembly, the cart accepts up to twelve 16" x 22", 15" x 20", or 14" x 18" trays on 5-1/4" on-center spacing and rolls on two rigid and two swivel 6" casters, two of which include brakes.
LongDescription#@#NA#@@#Cleaning Instructions#@#Wipe tray cart exterior daily with a mild detergent and warm water to remove grease and spills; focus on high-touch zones like push bar handles, door pulls, and bumper to prevent germ transfer between front- and back-of-house. Clean tray rack areas and tray slots to deter pests from crumbs and food residue. Rinse and dry stainless surfaces to prevent staining and material degradation. Inspect casters and brake areas for buildup and remove debris to maintain mobility and pass health inspections.#@@#Additional Info#@#The FWE ETC-12 Patient Tray Cart holds twelve 16" x 22" trays, has insulated doors, push bar handles, a bumper, NSF certification, rolls on 6" casters (two rigid, two swivel with brakes), and weighs 285 pounds.#@@#General Info#@#Description #@#
Stop sacrificing delivery efficiency for durability. This patient tray cart provides a mobile, NSF-certified solution for hospitals, clinics, and long-term care facilities that require organized tray transport without insulation. Built in stainless steel with a fixed rack assembly, the cart accepts up to twelve 16" x 22", 15" x 20", or 14" x 18" trays on 5-1/4" on-center spacing and rolls on two rigid and two swivel 6" casters, two of which include brakes.
#@@# Stainless Steel Construction#@#
Stainless steel construction delivers corrosion resistance and structural strength for daily clinical use. The material simplifies sanitation procedures and supports repeated cleaning protocols without compromising integrity.
#@@# Tray Capacity#@#
The unit accommodates twelve trays sized to 16" x 22", 15" x 20", or 14" x 18", enabling flexible meal configuration. Facilities can standardize tray loading procedures while maintaining capacity for varied tray dimensions.
#@@# Fixed Rack Assembly#@#
A fixed rack assembly stabilizes trays during transport and minimizes shifting between stops. The rigid design reduces the need for continual adjustment and streamlines loading operations.
#@@# Door Configuration#@#
Two flush-mounted insulated doors sit on a non-insulated cart body to provide a degree of containment at the delivery point. The flush mounting preserves a compact profile and reduces snag points in corridors.
#@@# Maneuverability Features#@#
Push bar handles, a wraparound bumper, and 6" casters with two swivel and two rigid wheels afford controlled movement in tight clinical environments. Brakes on two casters lock the cart for secure serving and unloading.
#@@# Regulatory Certification#@#
NSF certification confirms the cart meets public health standards for food contact surfaces and transport equipment. Procurement teams can rely on documented compliance for institutional purchasing.
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• Delivery times may vary based on location.#@@#deliverynotes#@#NA#@@#Maintenance Guide#@#Maintain the FWE ETC-12 Patient Tray Cart by inspecting casters and tightening hardware monthly for smooth mobility. Clean stainless steel with mild detergent, rinse thoroughly, and dry trays after washing to prevent corrosion. Check door seals and replace if needed. Lubricate bearings and brakes quarterly, ensuring secure engagement. Wipe handles and bumpers after each shift to control contamination and extend service life.