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Gastronorm container 176x162x200 mm (stainless steel) KZ-GN1620
Item no. KZ-GN1620 · EAN 2010000064726
- made of acid-resistant steel AISI-304 with a sheet thickness of 0.8 mm
- version S also available - made of stainless steel with a sheet thickness of 0.6 mm
- an optimal solution for storing and transporting food
- can be used in convection ovens, refrigerators, bain-maries and heated cabinets
- Material
- stainless steel
- GN size
- GN 1/6
- Version
- rectangular
- Height [mm]
- 200 mm
- Capacity
- 3,4 l
- Dimensions [mm]
- 176x162 mm
- Height
- 200 mm
- Dimensions
- 176x162 mm
In brief
- KZ-GN1620 is the deepest version of the GN 1/6 footprint: 176 × 162 mm with a height of 200 mm.
- It holds 3.4 l, which is more than three times as much as the same footprint in the 65 mm version.
- Two hundred millimetres is the upper depth limit provided for in the GN standard.
- The stainless steel walls carry the load of a full charge without bulging.
Prices and stock levels are in the B2B shop. When fitting out a whole back-of-house we quote the complete set.
Gastronorm container 176x162x200 mm (stainless steel) KZ-GN1620 – how to choose the right one
The KZ-GN1620 Gastronorm container has a GN 1/6 footprint measuring 176 × 162 mm and a depth of 200 mm, giving 3.4 l. It is the deepest variant of this format – a narrow and tall vessel for products that take up a lot of volume with a small surface area.
Such a shape works well for ingredients stood upright. Celery stalks, asparagus, corn cobs or display cutlery stand in it resting against the walls, instead of lying flat and taking up several bain-marie fields.
With a liquid load you have to remember the mass. Three and a half litres is over three kilograms of contents, so a full container is lifted with both hands, and in a tall slot it is taken out carefully so as not to catch on neighbouring vessels.
What the GN sizes mean and how to choose the depth – we explained it in the selection guide for this category.
Where it works
- Ingredients stored upright, in bunches or in stalks
- A sauce reserve for the whole service, without topping up during it
- Deep refrigerated wells and cabinets on GN slides
- Display of cutlery and breadsticks at a buffet
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Have not found your answer? Give the GN size and the intended use – we will select the containers.
Ask a questionWill 200 mm fit in a bain-marie with a standard well?
Not always – this is a depth that requires an appliance adapted for tall containers. In a shallow well the container simply will not go down to the collar or will get stuck at the bottom.
Does the product heat up evenly in such a deep vessel?
More slowly than in a shallow one. In a water bath, heat comes from the sides and the bottom, so with thick contents it is worth stirring them, rather than relying on conduction alone.
How does it differ from the 150 mm version apart from capacity?
Mainly in behaviour when the load is not full. At 3.4 l the vessel stays tall and empty at the top for a long time, which makes scooping harder – which is why 2.4 l tends to be more convenient with frequent replacements.
Enquiry
We will quote Gastronorm container 176x162x200 mm (stainless steel) KZ-GN1620 for your appliance
Give the GN size, the depth and the material – we will reply with a selection and a quote.
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