These companies introduced new induction products after NRA 2012.COOKTEK’S SINAQUA INDUCTION FOOD WELLSSinAqua induction food wells eliminate the need for water and steam without compromising food quality. No need for the plumbing or drainage that accompanies traditional steam tables. Cleanup at shift-end is fast and simple. The food wells maintain holding temps accurately and constantly,…
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