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Extends glass racks to protect taller wide items such as brandy snifters, margarita glasses and carafesAccommodates glasses up to 5.56" in diameterResists harsh detergents and temperatures up to 200 degrees FRounded corners make transportation safer and easierNSF Certified
9 Compartment Glass Rack Extender, Green, Pack of 6 H3084
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$21.95
Regular price $72.24
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The Carlisle RE9C09 OptiClean 9 Compartment Divided Glass Rack Extender gives shorter warewashing racks the height necessary to protect taller, wider items such a brandy snifters, margarita glasses and carafes. The extender works with comparably sized Carlisle warewashing racks.
Made from durable polypropylene plastic, the RE9C09 cup rack is safe for use in commercial dishwashers and will stand up to the harsh detergents and heat up to 200 degrees F. The open side design promotes through washing and drying.
The OptiClean RE9C09 features 9 compartments each measuring 5.81” x 5.81” and accommodates cups up to 5.56” in diameter. It is certified by the National Sanitation Foundation, made in the USA and recyclable.
| Color-Coded Glass Rack Extenders | Universal Aluminum Warewashing Rack Dolly | Universal Warewashing Rack Dolly | Comfort Curve Bus Box/Tote Boxes | OptiClean Compartment Glass Racks | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Options Available | 9, 16, 25, 36 & 49 Compartment Extenders | Handle & No handle | Handle & No handle | 5" Deep & 7" Deep | 3.25", 5.56", 7.12", 8.72", & 10.3" |
| Material | Polypropylene (PP) | Aluminum | Polypropylene (PP) | Polyethylene (HDPE) | Polypropylene (PP) |
| BPA Free | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| NSF Listed | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ||
| Ideal Use | Dividers easily identify glass rack size and matching glassware | Hold and transport any 19.75" square stack of glass racks | Designed to hold any standard 19.75" racks including older style square racks | Stackable food storage or bussing dishes in a busy food service environment | Accommodates large cocktail glasses and delicate wine stems with oversize bowls |