Esselte 20-322 Business Paper White 50-Sheet Dozen
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Crestware
Silicone spatula with a heat-resistant blade and 10-1/2 inch overall length for breakroom use
This Crestware PS10H spatula is a breakroom tool built for cooking and serving tasks. Its full silicone construction handles high temperatures without melting or scratching cookware. The red handle provides a clear visual cue in busy kitchen environments. It suits home cooks and commercial prep staff who need a single, heat-resistant utensil.
The silicone blade and handle resist heat during normal stove-top use so the utensil will not deform or transfer excessive warmth to the hand. Food releases easily from the non-stick surface, reducing the effort needed for washing. No mechanical parts or electrical draw are involved, so operation stays silent. The one-piece moulding eliminates joints that could trap residue.
| Type | Breakroom Supplies |
|---|---|
| Brand | CRESTWARE |
The handle and blade are moulded as a single piece of silicone, so no assembly is required.
Replace it if the silicone shows cuts, deep stains, or loses flexibility after repeated high-heat use.
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