CHEST FREEZER – 520L – GLASS SLIDER

520L Glass Slider Commercial Chest Freezer

The 520L Glass Slider Chest Freezer is a commercial frozen storage and display unit with sliding glass lids. The glass top allows frozen products to remain visible while the lids are closed, making the unit suitable where product visibility and easy access are important.

The freezer features an ice lined evaporator with a fan cooled condenser and a Chromadek steel internal cabinet and external sides. It is rated Climate Class 4 and has fixed non slip feet.

The storage basket has a listed capacity of 40.5 litres. The cabinet measures 865mm high, 1450mm wide and 650mm deep, with an unboxed weight of 90kg. Full cabinet, FRZ and packaging dimensions are provided in the specifications below.

Features

Capacity: 520L
Lid Type: Sliding glass top
Cooling System: Ice lined evaporator with fan cooled condenser
Interior: Chromadek steel
Exterior Sides: Chromadek steel
Basket Capacity: 40.5L
Climate Class: 4
Feet: Fixed non slip feet
Weight Unboxed: 90kg
Weight Boxed: 97kg

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions About the 520L Glass Slider Chest Freezer

Is the 520L glass slider chest freezer suitable for displaying frozen products to customers?

Yes. The glass top allows the contents to remain visible without opening the freezer, which makes this style useful for frozen retail products where customers or staff need to identify items quickly.

Why would I choose sliding glass lids instead of a hinged chest freezer lid?

Sliding lids can be practical where there is limited vertical opening space or where products are accessed repeatedly from above. They also let users view the contents before opening the freezer, which can be useful in supermarkets, convenience outlets and other frozen product display areas.

What type of stock works best in a glass top chest freezer?

Packaged frozen products that customers or staff need to identify visually are a natural fit. The internal layout should still make products easy to retrieve, and stock should not be arranged so densely that labels and product types become difficult to distinguish through the glass.