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Different
courses in one container
Decades
of user-experience is the basis for design of this container. The container
can be used for transporting food or beverages, either hot or cold. The
beverages can be poured without opening the lid to avoid change in temperature.
Light plastic INSERTS give a choice of carrying a split meal in one container.
Hygiene
High
standards of design and construction make the container extremely hygienic.
All surfaces are smooth to facilitate easy cleaning. The lid and container
can be cleaned separately, and the small components in
the lid can easily be stripped for cleaning.
Construction
It consists
of two major parts: CONTAINER with handle, and LID with locking bar, tap,
vacuum valve and lid gasket. Container and the lid each consists of an
outer and inner part, welded together and enclosing the INSULATION. Valves
and handle are by design protected against impact. A LADLE fits into the
inner lid. Containers can be stored on top of each other. No maintenance,
except cleaning, is required. Will float on water, even when filled. Owner's
special markings may be moulded on the front.
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Weight
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5.4
kg
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Capacity
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18
litres
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External
dimensions
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470mm
x 385mm x 220mm
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Insert
container capacities
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7.2
litres x2
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| Materials |
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Container
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Polypropylene
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Lid
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Acetal
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Handle
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Chromated
steel
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Tap
/ valve
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Polypropylene
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Insert
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Polypropylene
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Ladle
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Polyacetal
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Insulation
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Polypropylene
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| Colours |
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Outside
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Olive
green (standard)
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Inside
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Cream
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Optional
equipment
Authorisation
The
plastic in contact with contents meet approval standards, e.g
NATO; NSN 7330-99-300-7605
EEC; Commission Directive 90/128/EEC (1990) Section A
FRG: BGA - Empfehlungen (1991) A VII, Stand. 15.4. 1991
Spain; ANAIP (1982) Anexo 1, Anexo 4
UK; BPF-BIBRA (1987) Polymer specification 5
USA: FDA, CFR Title 21 (1990) 177, 1520
Insulation
Properties
Repeated
tests show the following averages for insulation properties against
cooling and heating. Container was filled with 13 litres of water,
initial temperature 95°C, respectively 7 kg of crushed ice.
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| Water:
container filled with 13 litres of water at 95°C |
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1
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Container
preheated, ambient temperature +21°C
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| 2 |
Container
not preheated, ambient temperature +21°C |
| 3 |
Container
not preheated, ambient temperature -21°C |
| Crushed
Ice: container filled with 7kg of crushed ice |
| 4 |
Ambient
temperature +39°C. After 24 hours there remained 2.4 kg
ice |
| 5 |
Ambient
temperature +21°C. After 24 hours there remained 4.4 kg
ice |
 
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