Collection: Commercial Freezers

What temperature do the commercial freezers hold?

The stainless steel under counter and reach-in freezers in this collection, such as the 27 in. 6 cu. ft. Under Counter Freezer and the 54 in. 48 cu. ft. 2 Door Freezer, list a range of -7°F to 0°F. The chest freezers use an adjustable mechanical thermostat. Check the product page for the exact range on the model you choose.

Which under counter freezer width fits my line?

Under counter freezers come in 27 in. (6 cu. ft.), 36 in. (8.9 cu. ft.), 47 in. (12 cu. ft., two doors) and 60 in. (15.7 cu. ft.) widths. Measure the space under your counter or prep table, including room for doors to open, and compare each model’s full dimensions on its product page before ordering.

Should I choose a solid door freezer or a glass door merchandiser?

Solid stainless steel door freezers, like the 23 cu. ft. Single Door Upright or the 72 cu. ft. 3-Door Upright, are built for back-of-house storage. Glass door merchandisers, offered in 13, 23, 29 and 45 cu. ft. sizes in black or white, feature anti-fog glass and multiple shelves so customers can see frozen products at a glance.

What is the difference between frost-free, auto defrost and manual defrost models?

Most upright and under counter freezers here are frost-free or auto defrost, which reduces ice buildup without shutting the unit down for manual cleaning. The 10 cu. ft. and 12.7 cu. ft. Chest Freezers use manual defrost, so you will periodically empty and defrost them. Choose based on how much hands-on maintenance your team can handle.

When does a chest freezer make more sense than an upright freezer?

The 10 cu. ft. Manual Defrost Chest Freezer, with a removable wire basket and roller wheels, and the 12.7 cu. ft. Curved Chest Freezer, with curved glass lids and castor wheels, are well suited to bulk storage or impulse-buy displays. Uprights like the 29 in. 19 cu. ft. Auto Defrost Freezer offer shelves that make items easier to organize and grab quickly.