Allpoints 175878K Bracket Mounting Loader Tray

Product Description

The ALLPOINTS 175878K is a stainless steel bracket mounting loader tray designed as a replacement component for Duke Manufacturing food service equipment. This bracket provides the structural support needed to properly mount and align loader trays within commercial food holding and transport systems. Built from stainless steel, it is suited for the demands of commercial kitchen environments where corrosion resistance and durability are essential. The part measures 28.1875 inches in length, 10.75 inches in width, and 5.75 inches in depth, with a center-to-center span of 27.5 inches. Installation is typically performed by a qualified food service equipment technician.

This loader tray bracket is intended for use in commercial foodservice settings, specifically as a replacement component within Duke Manufacturing loader or holding systems. It is appropriate for high-volume kitchens, cafeterias, and institutional food service operations where Duke Manufacturing equipment is in service. The bracket restores proper tray alignment and support function when the original component is worn or damaged.

Key Features

• Stainless steel construction for corrosion resistance in commercial kitchen environments
• Length of 28.1875 inches with a 27.5-inch center-to-center mounting span
• Width of 10.75 inches and depth of 5.75 inches for precise fitment
• OEM-style replacement bracket for Duke Manufacturing loader tray systems
• Single-unit packaging for straightforward parts ordering

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement bracket for Duke Manufacturing loader tray assemblies in commercial foodservice equipment.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified commercial kitchen equipment technician. Before beginning any service, disconnect power to the unit and allow all heated surfaces to cool completely. Verify that all mounting hardware is properly secured and that the bracket centers align with existing mounting points before final tightening. Follow the equipment manufacturer's service documentation for proper assembly sequence.