Ketchup & Mustard Dispenser

New slim/narrow design uses less prep table space, while providing improved portion control. Including a lightweight plastic shell, cover with tether attachment to reduce loss, and color-coded internal parts for easy identification.

 

Product Overview

New slim/narrow design uses less prep table space, while providing improved portion control. Including a lightweight plastic shell, cover with tether attachment to reduce loss, and color-coded internal parts for easy identification.

 

Product Features

  • Two dispensers fit in same spare as one round dispenser
  • Uses same levers and pump parts as the round dispenser
  • IMPROVED parts ensure positive pump action, provide accurate portion every time and reduce clogging
  • Lightweight plastic shell
  • Includes cover with tether attachment to reduce loss and prevents ketchup and mustard from solidifying
  • All internal parts are colored white, providing easy identification • Capacity: 2 lbs. (0.91 kg) above refill line
  • Portion size 1/8 tsp. (0.7 ml), improved portion spread

Product Spec Sheet

Ketchup Dispenser Specs Sheet

Mustard Dispenser Specs Sheet

 

Dimensions

Model Number Height in (cm) Container in (cm) Shipping Weight lbs (kg) Volume cu ft (cu m)
398-CN 9.13 (23.2) 6.25×3.5 (16.5×8.9) 3 (1.4) 0.31 (.009)
406-AN 9.13 (23.2) 6.25×3.5 (16.5×8.9) 3 (1.4) 0.31 (.009)

 

Electrical

Model Number Volts Hz Watts Plug Number
UHC6PT-22MCD 208-240 50/60 2450-3450 IEC 309 20A PIN/SLEEVE
UHC6PT-22MCDCE 208-240 50/60 2450-3450 IEC 309 20A PIN/SLEEVE
UHC6PT-22MCDAU 208-240 50/60 2450-3450 Marechal 50A/250 VAC
UHC6PT-22MCDNZ 208-240 50/60 2450-3450 Marechal 32A/250 VAC
UHC6PT-22MCDT 208-240 50/60 2450-3450 Hubbel 2321 Twist Lock 20A/250V
UHC6PT-22MCDJP 200-240 50/60 2375-3450 20A WF6320 Japan plug

 

Certifications

Manuals

Ketchup Operations Manual

Mustard Operations Manual

406-505 Manual

Warranty & Service Info

Use our Warranty Finder to check your product’s warranty.

Maintenance & Care

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