G.E.T. Bugambilia FRS45LV Sphere Mixing Bowl, 5.9 qt., 15" Diameter, 6-1/2" Deep, Cast Aluminum, Resin-Coated, Lavender

SKU: FRS45LV
$184.50

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The G.E.T. Bugambilia FRS45LV is a lavender sphere bowl made from resin-coated cast aluminum. It holds 5.9 qt and measures 15 in diameter by 6.5 in deep.

Designed for foodservice display and serving, it should not be used for food preparation, cooking, baking, or storage. The bowl is commercial dishwasher safe and has an ideal temperature range of -20°F to 200°F.

This item has a stated 3–4 week production lead time.

Overall Dimensions:

15.0"W x 15.0"D x 6.5"H

Product Weight:

6.89 lb

Resin-coated cast aluminum

Constructed from cast aluminum with a resin coating.

Lavender color

The lavender color is identified by code LV in the Bugambilia color chart.

Sphere bowl profile

The round bowl is listed as an extra-large, shallow sphere.

Foodservice care range

Care instructions list an ideal temperature range of -20°F to 200°F.

Dishwasher safe

Bugambilia documentation identifies the product line as commercial dishwasher safe.

Use limitations

Do not use for food preparation, cooking, baking, or storage; do not expose to direct flame or dry heat above 200°F.

NSF certification

Bugambilia states that all products and colors are NSF certified.

Capacity 5.9 qt
Diameter 15 in
Depth 6.5 in
Material Resin-coated cast aluminum
Color Lavender
Shape Round
Style Sphere bowl
Temperature range -20°F to 200°F
Production lead time 3–4 weeks

Certifications & Compliance

Certified badge of NSF Certified
NSF Certified

Warranty & Protection

3-year warranty for cold applications and 1-year warranty for warm applications.

Frequently Asked Questions

The bowl has a 5.9-qt capacity.
It measures 15 in in diameter and 6.5 in deep.
It is made from cast aluminum with a resin coating.
No. Bugambilia care instructions prohibit those uses.
Yes. Bugambilia documentation identifies the product line as commercial dishwasher safe.
The ideal temperature range is -20°F to 200°F. Direct flame and dry heat above 200°F should be avoided.

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