Cambro 853FH150 Amber Heat-Resistant Insert Trays
The Cambro 853FH150 Amber Heat-Resistant Insert Trays are designed for Cambro's Tray on Tray Meal Delivery System, providing a reusable solution for separating hot and cold food portions during correctional and institutional meal service. Featuring three compartments, these amber insert trays help organize food portions within a covered insert while fitting securely into compatible five-compartment base trays. This configuration allows hot food items to remain separate from the four open compartments on the base tray, which can be used for cold foods and other meal components. The system supports flexible menu planning and organized meal distribution in busy food service environments.
Made from heat-resistant plastic, the Cambro 853FH150 insert tray is dishwasher safe and withstands temperatures from -40°F to 375°F (-40°C to 190°C), making it suitable for demanding food service conditions. Measuring 8 11/16 inches long by 6 5/16 inches wide by 1 7/8 inches high, this amber three-compartment tray provides designated spaces for organizing meal components. It is NSF listed and backed by a 3-year prorated warranty. For efficient tray handling and organization, eight insert trays fit on a standard 18" x 26" sheet pan or wire rack. Designed for use within Cambro's Tray on Tray system, these heat-resistant insert trays offer institutional kitchens a practical option for coordinating meal portions, supporting changing menus, and managing food distribution.
Key Features
- Three-compartment amber insert tray designed for Cambro's Tray on Tray Meal Delivery System.
- Fits securely into compatible five-compartment base trays to help separate hot food portions from other meal components.
- Heat-resistant plastic construction; dishwasher safe and withstands -40°F to 375°F (-40°C to 190°C).
- Measures 8 11/16" L x 6 5/16" W x 1 7/8" H; NSF listed and backed by a 3-year prorated warranty.
- Eight insert trays fit on a standard 18" x 26" sheet pan or wire rack.
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