Hatco GRA-42 Glo-Ray 42" Infrared Bar Heater | 675 Watts
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Product Description
Keep dishes hot, attractive, and ready to serve with the Hatco GRA-42 Glo-Ray infrared bar heater. This 42-inch unit delivers standard-wattage, 675-watt performance across the holding area, helping chefs and operators maintain consistent temperatures during rush periods. Use it over serving lines, buffets, or display areas to preserve presentation and pace service.
The single tubular metal heater rod focuses radiant heat where it’s needed, supporting even coverage across pans and platters. Its aluminum housing stands up to daily use while remaining easy to clean, making it a practical fit for high-volume operations.
Streamline workflow by holding entrées, sides, and fried items at the pass without frequent re-fires. Built in the USA and listed to NSF and cULus standards, this infrared foodwarmer supports dependable hot-holding in front- or back-of-house applications.
Key Features
- 42-inch infrared strip heater for serving lines, buffets, and display areas
- Standard wattage output at 675 watts for reliable hot holding
- Tubular metal heater rod in a single-rod housing for focused coverage
- Durable aluminum construction for daily commercial use
- NSF and cULus listed; Made in USA
| Manufacturer | Hatco |
|---|---|
| Model Number | HATC-GRA-42-120V |
| Exterior finish | Aluminum |
| Heater bar qty | 1 |
| Heat source | Rod |
| Installation type | Wall Mount |
| Width (Side to Side) | 40" - 49" |
| With lights | No |
Hold food the way it was meant to be served.
Heat Where You Need It
Output for the Application
Solutions for Tight Spaces
Focused Heat, Designed to Be Seen
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