Gastronorm 2/4-25
Part of the Highland Gastronorm range by G. Benedikt, this tray is designed for professional buffet and self-service settings, finished in a matte grey glaze that resists visible wear. With a 90 cl capacity in a standard gastronorm size, this tray slots directly into buffet and service lines. It is dishwasher safe and built to withstand the pace of professional gastronomy use. Designed to sit securely in standard buffet and display units for self-service dining.
- Collection
- GASTRONORM TRAYS
- Color
- Gray
- Length
- 533 mm
- Weight
- 1644 g
- Width
- 160 mm
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Benefits
Hard porcelain is created by combining natural raw materials, which fuse at high temperatures to form a compact and exceptionally durable material.
Features
Every porcelain product undergoes two firings—the first stabilizes the shape, and the second, at temperatures of up to 1,400 °C, ensures the final strength and durability.
Hard porcelain has a hardness of approximately 8 on the Mohs scale and is resistant to scratches, temperature changes, and the daily wear and tear of professional use.
Decorating
The decoration is applied to the glaze and becomes permanently bonded to it during the final firing. As a result, it retains its color even after repeated washing in professional dishwashers.
Logo and Customization
The porcelain can be customized to match the establishment's visual identity. Both the logo and custom designs are applied underglaze, ensuring their long-term durability during everyday use.
Material
Hard porcelain is created by combining natural raw materials, which fuse at high temperatures to form a compact and exceptionally durable material. Each component plays a precisely defined role in this process, from strength to the final appearance of the glaze.
Molding pellets
Hollow pellets used in the molding of the basic shape of porcelain products.
Kaolin
The basic raw material of porcelain, which ensures its strength, dimensional stability, and characteristic white color.
Limestone
It promotes a smooth surface and contributes to the final sheen of the porcelain.
Quartz sand
It increases mechanical strength and creates a glassy structure in the glaze.
Feldspar
During firing, the individual components of the porcelain body melt and bond together.
Millstones
During grinding, they ensure that the mixture has a fine texture and is evenly blended.