Description

The Carlisle 1061207 5 Gallon PC 12″ x 18″ x 9″ Food Box is designed for efficient food storage, preparation, and transport in demanding commercial kitchen environments. With a high-capacity design that holds 5 gallons, this polycarbonate food box provides a durable solution for restaurants, catering operations, cafeterias, and other foodservice applications. The polycarbonate construction resists staining, breaking, and chipping for long-lasting performance, while reinforced corners help prevent chipping and warping to maintain structural integrity during daily use. Easy grip handles provide a secure way to transport filled containers, helping improve handling efficiency in busy kitchens.

Built for convenient organization and measurement, the Carlisle 1061207 Food Box features capacity indicators that allow quick measuring of contents in quart, gallon, and liter measurements. A date indicator promotes food organization and helps make inventory checks faster and easier. NSF Listed as N10612-PC, this polycarbonate food box supports reliable food handling practices and withstands a temperature range from -40°F to 212°F (-40°C to 100°C). Measuring 18″ L x 12″ W x 9″ H, it offers a flush fill capacity of 5.25 gallons and a practical fill capacity of 4.75 gallons, making it a versatile choice for storing and transporting ingredients in professional foodservice operations.

Key Features

• Capacity: Holds 5 gallons
• Material: Polycarbonate (PC)
• Durable polycarbonate construction resists staining, breaking, and chipping
• Reinforced corners help prevent chipping and warping
• Easy grip handles provide secure transport of filled containers
• Capacity indicators display quart, gallon, and liter measurements
• Date indicator supports food organization and inventory checks
• NSF Listed as N10612-PC
• Temperature Range: -40°F to 212°F (-40°C to 100°C)
• Flush Fill Capacity: 5.25 gal. (19.87 L)
• Practical Fill Capacity: 4.75 gal. (17.98 L)
• Dimensions: 18″ L x 12″ W x 9″ H

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