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Sandwich Prep Table

True TSSU-60-08-HC — Sandwich / Prep Table with 2 Doors, 60.38"W x 30.12"D

Solid Door Sandwich/Salad Unit with Hydrocarbon Refrigerant
Specs & image © True. Independent reference — verify on the spec sheet.
Retail price (online)
$5,265
Dimensions
60 3/8" x 30 1/8" x 36 3/4"
True TSSU-60-08-HC — Sandwich / Prep Table with 2 Doors, 60.38"W x 30.12"D

The True TSSU-60-08-HC is a sandwich / prep table measuring 30.12″ × 60.38″. Its refrigerated rail holds pan inserts for fast made-to-order assembly.

Specifications

Dimensions60.38"W x 30.12"D
Doors2
Length30.12"
Electrical115/60/1
RefrigerantR290
Weight340 lb (shipping)

Pulled from True · spec sheet (PDF) ↗

Health-department & code relevance

Refrigerated prep table; the pan rail must hold ingredients ≤41°F (FDA 3-501.16). Requirements by state →

Where to buy — retail price

$5,265.23
Live online listings for this exact model from 3 retailers we track · checked 2026-08
RetailerPrice
GoFoodService$5,265.23View listing →
Burkett$5,265.23View listing →
WebstaurantStore$5,265.23View listing →

Prices exclude freight & tax and change often — confirm on the retailer’s page. We don’t sell equipment or take payment for placement; these are independent listings.

Shipping & handling

Freight (LTL) — ships palletized with curbside/dock delivery (based on its 340.0 lb weight). Factor freight into landed cost; many brands waive it above an order minimum.

Ships byFreight (LTL)
Product weightNot published
Shipping weight340.0 lb
Shipping dimensionsNot published
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What to check when buying sandwich & prep tables

Match pan capacity and cutting-board depth to your line output, then verify the refrigeration holds pans at temp.

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