Stop settling for makeshift drains and fragile rinser assemblies. This stainless steel platform drip tray with an integrated glass rinser centralizes spill control and glass maintenance for high-volume service lines, supporting 8 to 12 faucets while minimizing floor mess and service interruptions. Buyers in food service, hospitality, and institutional settings will find a durable, serviceable solution engineered for continuous operation.
LongDescription#@#NA#@@#Cleaning Instructions#@#Wipe stainless surfaces daily with a neutral pH detergent and soft cloth to remove spills and salts. Rinse with potable water and dry to prevent staining and corrosion. Sanitize high-touch zones—menu holders, faucet handles, booth backs—using an EPA-registered sanitizer per label. Clear perforated screens, remove debris, and flush the 1/2" inlet and PVC drain weekly to deter pests. Regular cleaning preserves appearance, prevents contamination, and supports CSA compliance.#@@#Additional Info#@#Micro Matic DP-1610 drip tray measures 51" W x 20" D, mounts to service 8–12 faucets; features polished stainless steel, plywood support, two removable screens, glass rinser, 1/2" water inlet, and 1-1/2" PVC drain for efficient service.#@@#General Info#@#Description #@#
Stop settling for makeshift drains and fragile rinser assemblies. This stainless steel platform drip tray with an integrated glass rinser centralizes spill control and glass maintenance for high-volume service lines, supporting 8 to 12 faucets while minimizing floor mess and service interruptions. Buyers in food service, hospitality, and institutional settings will find a durable, serviceable solution engineered for continuous operation.
#@@# Platform Capacity#@#
The unit accommodates 8 to 12 faucets across a 51-inch working width, providing broad coverage for multi-tap installations. Operators gain predictable splash containment and streamlined glass handling when multiple servers work concurrently.
#@@# Robust Construction#@#
Fabricators build the platform from polished stainless steel with plywood under support to resist warping and sustain repeated use. Maintenance crews access smooth surfaces for rapid cleaning and avoid corrosion risks in frequent washdown environments.
#@@# Integrated Glass Rinser#@#
Designers include a dedicated glass rinser adjacent to the tray to speed the turnaround of glassware and reduce cross-contamination. Staff save time per pour by rinsing glasses on the spot, which maintains pour quality and reduces waste.
#@@# Serviceable Drainage#@#
Engineers install a 4-inch long by 1-1/2 inch PVC drain tailpiece and a 1/2 inch water inlet to ensure reliable flow and simple plumbing integration. Technicians perform routine service without complex modifications thanks to standard plumbing connections.
#@@# Modular Screens#@#
The assembly ships with two removable perforated screens that trap debris while allowing rapid liquid evacuation. Line operators can remove and replace screens in seconds to maintain throughput during peak periods.
#@@# Mounting Flexibility#@#
The design incorporates a 49-inch by 9-1/2 inch tower mount area and surface mount configuration to fit varied counter and tower layouts.
#@@#Delivery Details#@#
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• Delivery times may vary based on location.#@@#deliverynotes#@#NA#@@#Maintenance Guide#@#Install the Micro Matic DP-1610 drip tray on a level stainless steel counter for proper drainage and faucet alignment. Inspect the 1/2" water inlet and 4" x 1-1/2" PVC drain tailpiece weekly for clogs; flush with warm water and mild detergent. Wash the two removable screens in warm, soapy water; rinse and air dry before replacing. Clean the stainless steel surface daily with a non-abrasive cleaner and soft cloth. Check plywood support for water damage monthly and tighten fasteners as needed.
