Winco BGCB-1212 Premium Insulated Catering/Delivery Bag, Small

Winco BGCB-1212 WinGo Premium Insulated Catering/Delivery Bag, Small FEATURES & TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

The delivery solution engineered for savings and functionality.

Great for pizza boxes, food pans, and more
Maintains temperature for up to 45 minutes maximizing the delivery range
Transport strap designed for a bike or scooter
Integrated reinforced bottom for stability
Built-in rubber feet for long-lasting durability
Window pocket for storing slips, menus, or custom branding
High-performance insulation retains temperature
Reflector strip for safety
Waterproof liner prevents leaking & easy-to-clean
Multiple heavy-duty carry straps to stabilize deliveries

ID	137
SKU	BGCB-1212
Manufacturer	Winco
Height (Inch)	12
Width (Inch)	12
Length (Inch)	12
Weight (Lbs)	2.76
Units of measure	EA
Size	Small
Color	Gray
Material	Synthetic fibers
Type Filter	Delivery Bag
Piece In Pack	1

Items that come into contact with food should be washed before first use

Ensure a delicious catering experience for your customers, with the WinGoTM Premium Catering Bag, available in the perfect fit for every meal! These supreme catering bags offer high density insulation to protect food temperature and quality from kitchen to table. Constructed with heavy-duty sewn-in carry straps, built-in rubber feet to prevent wear and tear, and clear pockets for slips or branding. This delivery solution is engineered for savings and functionality.

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