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TABLECRAFT 10986 Disher, Zinc Alloy, 8 in Overall Length, NSF Certified - Dishers
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TABLECRAFT 10986 Disher, Zinc Alloy, 8 in Overall Length, NSF Certified

The TABLECRAFT PerfectGrip Ice Cream Scoop (model 10986) is an NSF-certified disher made of zinc alloy with an 8-inch overall length. 3G Electric interprets customer demand and delivers this genuine industrial…

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Brand
TABLECRAFT
Item
10986 Disher, Zinc Alloy, 8 in Overall Length, NSF Certified
Part Number
10986
Category
Dishers
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Technical Specifications

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Manufacturer Part Number
10986
Type
NSF Certified, 10986
Material
Zinc Alloy
Overall Lg
8 in
NSF Certified
Yes

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Product Description

The TABLECRAFT PerfectGrip Ice Cream Scoop (model 10986) is an NSF-certified disher made of zinc alloy with an 8-inch overall length. 3G Electric interprets customer demand and delivers this genuine industrial equipment across 14 departments—and far more—with specialist depth in combustion, pumps, and controls as a trust anchor, not a limit.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the TABLECRAFT PerfectGrip Ice Cream Scoop used for?

The TABLECRAFT PerfectGrip Ice Cream Scoop (model 10986) is used for portioning and serving ice cream, gelato, and other frozen desserts in commercial kitchens, cafeterias, and foodservice operations. Its zinc alloy construction and NSF certification ensure durability and sanitation in high-volume environments.

What are the specifications of the TABLECRAFT PerfectGrip Ice Cream Scoop?

The TABLECRAFT PerfectGrip Ice Cream Scoop (model 10986) is made of zinc alloy, has an overall length of 8 in, and is NSF certified. It is designed for reliable portion control in foodservice settings. 3G Electric supplies this genuine TABLECRAFT item to customers worldwide.

Where to buy the TABLECRAFT PerfectGrip Ice Cream Scoop worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the TABLECRAFT PerfectGrip Ice Cream Scoop (model 10986) to customers worldwide. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your facility. Contact us to order this NSF-certified zinc alloy disher for your commercial kitchen or foodservice operation.

How to maintain the TABLECRAFT PerfectGrip Ice Cream Scoop?

To maintain the TABLECRAFT PerfectGrip Ice Cream Scoop, wash it by hand with warm water and mild detergent after each use, then dry thoroughly. Avoid abrasive cleaners or dishwasher cycles that may damage the zinc alloy finish. Regular care preserves the NSF-certified surface and extends service life.

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3G Electric supplies TABLECRAFT dishers. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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