Fry Basket

The Panda Hardware Fry Basket is a kitchen utensil designed for both commercial and domestic frying operations. It is constructed from a sustainable composite material that provides durability while remaining environmentally responsible. The basket features a fine non‑stick coating that reduces food adhesion and simplifies cleaning. An ergonomic, heat‑resistant handle enables safe lifting from oil at high temperatures.

Typical models have a diameter of 30 cm and a mesh opening of about 2 mm, allowing efficient oil drainage. The basket is commonly rated to withstand temperatures up to 200 °C, which covers most deep‑fat frying applications. In the industry, stainless‑steel grade 304 or equivalent composite blends are standard for such equipment, but Panda’s version relies on a certified sustainable blend. The product is supplied in individual cardboard boxes with protective inserts, a packaging practice typical for fragile kitchen tools.

The Fry Basket is used by restaurants, catering services, food‑truck operators and home chefs who need consistent crisp results for fries, chicken wings or battered items. Suppliers offer flexible minimum order quantities and ship under FOB or CIF terms, allowing buyers to choose the most suitable logistics arrangement. Certifications listed include ISO and SGS inspection, which buyers should verify with the supplier before finalising a contract. Payment methods are not specified in the listing, so interested parties should confirm acceptable terms such as L/C or T/T directly with Panda Hardware.

Panda Hardware is located at Shuikou Kaiping Jiangmen, Guangdong, China (postal code 529100). It operates as an imported supplier with a harbor trust tier according to the marketplace verification system. The profile shows a response rate of 0 % and no recorded average response time, indicating that communications may need proactive follow‑up.

The company lists its address and tier but does not provide further details on production capacity, years in operation or client references. Buyers should therefore request additional information such as factory size, quality management system documentation and sample availability before placing larger orders. This transparent approach aligns with B2B sourcing best practices.