Paragon Food Equipment's Buying Guide to Commercial Warewashing & Janitorial Equipment

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Guide to Warewashing & Janitorial Equipment

Key Features and Benefits

Agitated Cleaning Action

The defining feature of a power sink is

its ability to create controlled turbulence

within the wash bay. By circulating hot

water and detergent at high velocity, the

system mechanically assists in breaking

down stuck-on food — especially starches,

proteins, and sauces — that would normally

require extensive scrubbing.

Labour Savings

With a power sink, staff can load items

and walk away for a set time while

the unit does the heavy lifting. This

frees up valuable labour during peak

periods, especially in prep kitchens or

commissaries where pots and utensils

accumulate quickly.

Versatility

These sinks can handle a wide range

of items: stockpots, hotel pans, cutting

boards, baking trays, mixing attachments,

and smallwares. Because the wash

process is gentle, even more delicate

wares can be cleaned without damage.

Compact Footprint

Most power sinks are modular and

freestanding, taking up the same footprint

as a traditional three-compartment

sink. This makes them ideal for tight

kitchens or facilities without the

electrical and plumbing capacity for large

warewashing machines.

Vortex Wash System by CMD,

distributed by W.D. Colledge