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The Argon Tableware 1/2 Gastronorm Container is an essential tool for professional chefs and home cooks alike who require high-capacity, durable food storage and service solutions. With a 1.75-litre volume and robust stainless steel construction, it excels in busy kitchens by streamlining prep and service workflows; however, users should note that as a metal container, it is not suitable for microwave use.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Container Volume | 1750 |
| Model Part Number | 5056703637949 |
| Brand | Argon Tableware |
No, this is a stainless steel container and should never be placed in a microwave.
Yes, the 201 stainless steel is durable enough to withstand freezer temperatures for food storage.
This product listing refers to the container only; lids are generally sold separately as part of the gastronorm system.
This model is specified as a 40mm depth container.
201 stainless steel can exhibit mild magnetic properties, but it is primarily selected for its high corrosion resistance and structural strength in food service.
Ensure the container is not overfilled, as slight metal expansion can occur with extreme temperature shifts; allow it to reach ambient temperature before removing.
Wipe the container with a soft, dry cloth immediately after the wash cycle to prevent mineral deposits from forming on the stainless steel surface.
Integrating this container into your kitchen is straightforward due to its adherence to universal GN sizing. Simply slide it into any standard 1/2 gastronorm frame or fridge rail system. For care, wash the container thoroughly in a dishwasher or by hand using non-abrasive cloths to preserve the brushed finish. Avoid using harsh steel wool pads, as they may scratch the surface and compromise the protective finish over extended periods.
