Polycarbonate/Tritan ™ /SAN/Resin
Lid 1235024
1265610
1235027
1265604
1265602
1265609
1167918
Drinkwise ® Front of the House ® • Lightweight, shatter-proof, crack- and craze-resistant, and reusable • Safe, Strong, and BPA Free, Drinkwise ® is the toughest impact-resistant commercial-grade drinkware • Chemical and heat resistant up to 248° F • Glass-like sheer rim and brilliance maintain clarity and withstand commercial washings
DON# Mfr#
Desc
Cap'y H Top Dia Qty
Glass Racks*
1265603 ACH002CLT23 Champagne 1265604 AMA007CLT23 Martini 1265605 AMG001CLT23 Margarita 1265607 AWI001CLT23 Wine 1265609 AWI006CLT23 Wine 1235029 AWI004CLT23 Stemless Wine 1265610 AWI007CLT23 Balloon Wine 1265608 AWI003CLT23 All Purpose
9 oz 9 - 3/4 " 2" 10 oz 6 - 3/4 " 4 - 1/2 "
12/pk O-1132312, C-1111903 12/pk O-1158777, C-2E7299 12/pk O-1158777, C-2E7298 12/pk O-1158771, C-1119868 12/pk O-1005492, C-1149624 12/pk O-1158764, C-2E8001 12/pk O-2E7456, C-1016254 12/pk O-1158767, C-2E8005 12/pk O-1158765, C-2E8003 12/pk O-1158764, C-2E8001 12/pk O-1005492, C-1111904 12/pk O-1158766, C-1142425 12/pk O-1158766, C-2E8003
4 - 3/4 "
11 oz 7"
12 oz 8 - 1/2 " 2 - 1/4 " 16 oz 9 - 1/4 " 2 - 1/2 " 15 oz 3 - 3/4 " 3" 16 oz 7 - 3/4 " 3 - 1/2 " 20 oz 8 - 3/4 " 2 - 3/4 "
1235025 ADO004CLT23 Hammered Rocks 14 oz 5"
3 - 3/4 "
1235026 ADO005CLT23 Rocks 1167918 ABR005CLT23 Pint
16 oz 4 - 1/2 " 3 - 1/2 " 16 oz 5 - 3/4 " 3" 18 oz 6 - 3/4 " 3 - 1/2 " 23 oz 6 - 1/2 " 3 - 1/2 " 38 oz 10" 2 - 3/4 " — 1 - 1/4 " 3 - 1/4 "
1235027 AHB003CLT23 Hammered Hi Ball 1235028 AHB005CLT23 Hi Ball 1265602 ACF003CLT22 Carafe 1235024 ACF006FRT23 Carafe Lid 1265606 API001CLT22 Pitcher
6/pk
O-1024004, C-2E7729
12/pk O-1023947, C-2E7250 6/pk O-1104222, C-1157260
10 - 3/4 " 5 - 1/2 "
3 qt
* O=Open, C=Closed
USEFUL INFORMATION Plastic vs. Glass Drinkware: Which is Better?
From intimate dining rooms to service for thousands, every foodservice establishment needs beverage service to accompany their menu. These days plastic drinkware often looks just as sharp, shiny, and clear as their glass counterparts, so how do you choose between them? Here are some things to consider: • Cost – When choosing between plastic and glass, one isn’t always more expensive than the other. But plastic drinkware’s replacement rate is much lower than glass, which is where operators will find substantial savings in the long run. • Aesthetics – Thanks to advances in modern design and manufacturing, foodservice operators now have more choices than ever when it comes to great looking plastic drinkware, and when compared side by side, you’d almost have to touch it to figure out which material it’s made from. • Serving Environment – Aspects of your environment, such as carpeted vs. hard floors or serving on a patio or in a poolside setting, can be deciding factors in whether glass or plastic is the more logical choice. • Thermal Shock – When an item is rapidly heated then cooled, or vice versa, it causes the material to expand and contract just as rapidly. If hot glassware is taken straight from the dish pit after being washed and then filled with ice and a beverage, it may shatter in your server’s hand. Plastic drinkware is affected by thermal shock as well, but it only results in crazing, which has a negative affect on plastic drinkware’s clarity and overall look, but it’s not dangerous and it can be managed through good care and maintenance. • Stackability – Plastic glasses are easily stackable, and it’s much lighter to carry a plastic stack. Some glass drinkware is also stackable, but you’d be ill advised to stack them tall and carry such a heavy stack around a busy foodservice establishment.
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