IMC/Teddy SEC-ASFT-18120 Anti-Spill Floor Trough, 120"W x 18"D x 6" Deep, 14-Gauge Stainless Steel, Beehive Strainer

SKU: SEC-ASFT-18120
$6,799.80

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The SEC-ASFT-18120 is an anti-spill floor trough with a 6-inch-deep receptacle and dimensions of 120 inches wide by 18 inches deep.

  • Constructed from 14-gauge 304 stainless steel with a brushed satin finish
  • Specified with two 4-inch OD tailpieces and a stainless steel beehive strainer
  • Features a locking device welded on the trough for grating
  • NSF and Made in USA

Overall Dimensions:

120.0"W x 18.0"D x 12.25"H

Product Weight:

170.0 lb

Anti-spill floor trough

Configured as an anti-spill floor trough.

6 in deep receptacle

The receptacle is specified as 6 inches deep.

14-gauge 304 stainless steel

Constructed from 14-gauge 304 stainless steel.

Brushed satin finish

Specified with a brushed satin finish.

Two 4 in OD tailpieces

Includes two specified 4-inch OD tailpieces.

Stainless steel beehive strainer

Specified with a stainless steel beehive strainer.

Welded grating locking device

A locking device is welded on the trough for grating.

NSF

NSF is specified for this model.

Made in USA

Made in USA is specified for this model.

Product Type Anti-spill floor trough
Width 120 in
Depth 18 in
Receptacle Depth 6 in
Height 12.25 in
Weight 170 lb
Material 14-gauge 304 stainless steel
Finish Brushed satin
Tailpieces 2, each 4 in OD
Strainer Stainless steel beehive strainer
Grating Locking Device Welded on trough for grating
Standards and Listings NSF
Country of Manufacture Made in USA

Frequently Asked Questions

The product is 120 inches wide, 18 inches deep and 12.25 inches high; the receptacle is 6 inches deep.
The trough is constructed from 14-gauge 304 stainless steel with a brushed satin finish.
Two 4-inch OD tailpieces are specified.
A stainless steel beehive strainer is specified.
Yes. A locking device is welded on the trough for grating.
Yes. NSF is specified for this model.

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