Attachment Spec Sheet Soiled Tray Scrapping System 11S A.pdf
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- 7320--NFS SOILED TRAY CONVEYOR CS: Tracy Heath
- Solicitation number
- 36C26024Q0476
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This document is an attachment specification sheet for a Bi-Line MatTop conveyor system. The conveyor is designed for trayless applications and features an easy-clean belt that lifts out for maintenance, a built-in belt wash system, and a removable scrap screen. It is available in 12-inch and 18-inch widths, has a variable speed drive system, and is manufactured in North Carolina. The conveyor is compliant with NSF and UL standards.
The related federal contract opportunity is Solicitation Number 36C26024Q0476 issued by the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration Veterans Integrated Service Network 20 for a Soiled Tray Conveyor System. No additional details about the solicitation requirements or evaluation criteria are provided in the given materials.
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-Interlocking MatTop conveyor by Bi-Line
-12 inch and 18 inch widths available
-Easy clean belt, lifts out of the turn
-Great for trayless application
-Built in belt wash system, top and bottom spray jets
-Easily removable scrap screen for food debris
-All NSF and UL approved
-Manufactured in North Carolina
-Low friction gives excellent performance and longevity
-Variable speed drive system
-Built in drip tray sloped to each end of the belt assists in catching any food debris
MatTop Belt
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