Buffalo Coffee Jug Hotplates 65X330X200mm Electric Machine For Restaurant

Title : Buffalo Coffee Jug Hotplates 65X330X200mm Electric Machine For Restaurant
ASIN : B00237O77A
Description : Coffee jug hot plates can be operated independently.
Features :
  • Ideal for busy restaurants
  • Hotplates may be operated independently
  • Coffee jugs sold separately
  • Dimensions: 65(H) x 330(W) x 200(D)mm
  • Power: 230V, 160W, 0.7A

Buffalo Coffee Jug Hotplates 65X330X200mm Electric Machine For Restaurant Buffalo Coffee Jug Hotplates 65X330X200mm Electric Machine For Restaurant Buffalo Coffee Jug Hotplates 65X330X200mm Electric Machine For Restaurant

Category: Espresso & Cappuccino Machines
Brand: Buffalo
Item Page Detail URL : Check detail at Amazon.co.uk

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