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iSeries® Ipf 105 Undercounter Plasma Freezer (copia)

The iPF105 is a single door Undercounter i.Series® Plasma Freezer. It features the i.C3® full-color touchscreen monitor with downloading, maximum temperature uniformity, and superior cabinet construction.

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The iPF105 is a single door Undercounter i.Series® Plasma Freezer. It features the i.C3® full-color touchscreen monitor with downloading, maximum temperature uniformity, and superior cabinet construction.

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