Novameta Table to Dishwasher with Long Rolls and Frame 1100

A stainless steel transfer table bridges the gap between manual scraping and the dishwasher, letting staff slide racks of crockery and cutlery straight onto the machine's conveyor without lifting. Long rolls span the full width of the frame, so trays and racks glide on a low-friction surface that keeps pace with the dishwasher's own rollers. The frame is fixed at a standardised height that matches most commercial dishwashers, eliminating the step that would otherwise slow the line and risk spills.

The operator loads dirty items onto the table, scrapes or pre-rinses them under a tap, then slides the rack forward until it engages the dishwasher's intake rollers. Once the rack is taken up by the machine, the next one moves into position, creating a continuous flow that keeps the wash cycle fed without interruption. The table's open construction allows water and debris to fall through, so the worktop stays clear for the next load.

The frame is built from tubular stainless steel, welded for rigidity and finished with a brushed surface that resists corrosion and is easy to wipe down. The rolls are mounted on sealed bearings that turn freely under load and require no lubrication. The table's footprint of 1100 mm by 600 mm fits alongside most under-counter or pass-through dishwashers, while the 900 mm height aligns with standard worktop levels in professional kitchens, allowing staff to work without bending or stretching.

Cleaning is limited to wiping the rolls and frame with a damp cloth and a mild detergent to remove food residue and grease. The sealed bearings prevent water ingress, so the rolls can be rinsed without risk of seizing. The table is supplied as a single unit with no assembly required beyond positioning it next to the dishwasher and securing it to the floor if necessary to prevent movement during use.

The catalogue places this model in the dishwashing support section, alongside other transfer and sorting tables designed to streamline the flow of crockery and utensils through the wash cycle.