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Rubbermaid FG330300CLR Drain Box Clear 26x18x10 in
A clear polycarbonate drain box measuring 26 by 18 by 10 inches, NSF certified and rated from minus 40 to 375 degrees Fahrenheit for full-size pan compatibility
- Clear visibility with transparent polycarbonate
- Withstands -40 to 375 °F for freezer-to-oven use
- NSF certified for commercial food safety
- Full-size pan compatibility streamlines prep workflow
- Durable co-polyester construction resists cracking
Rubbermaid Drain Box 26×18×10 in
The Rubbermaid FG330300CLR Drain Box is a clear polycarbonate container sized at 26 inches long, 18 inches wide and 10 inches high. It is built for commercial kitchens that need a full-size pan compatible drain tray for food preparation and storage.
Temperature range and NSF certification
The box withstands temperatures from minus 40 degrees F to 375 degrees F and carries NSF certification for food-contact safety. It is not rated for freezer use and is not dishwasher safe, so cleaning must be done by hand.
Full-size pan compatibility
This drain box fits standard full-size pans, making it the correct choice for operations that use that format. Kitchens requiring a different pan size or a freezer-safe tray should select another product.
Highlights
- Clear visibility with transparent polycarbonate
- Withstands -40 to 375 °F for freezer-to-oven use
- NSF certified for commercial food safety
- Full-size pan compatibility streamlines prep workflow
- Durable co-polyester construction resists cracking
Specifications
| Brand | Rubbermaid |
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Questions about this item
How is the drain box installed and what step is often missed?
The drain box sits directly inside a full-size pan; the step often missed is confirming the pan is a true full-size unit so the 26 by 18 inch footprint aligns without gaps.
What maintenance or replacement will the polycarbonate drain box need over time?
Hand-wash the clear polycarbonate box after each use; it is not dishwasher-safe, and repeated high-heat cycles above 375 °F can warp the material, requiring replacement.
What limit appears first when the drain box is used continuously at high temperature?
The 375 °F maximum temperature rating is the first limit reached under sustained heat; exceeding it risks permanent deformation of the polycarbonate construction.
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