Import Glass Top Chest Freezer — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

The Glass Top Chest Freezer offered by Ge Engineering Works is a deep‑freezer unit designed for commercial use. It provides a capacity ranging from 100 L to 700 L, with a temperature range of - 18 °C to - 23 °C. The model features an electric power source, an auto‑defrost system and a top‑open door. The freezer is supplied under a one‑year warranty.

The cabinet is constructed from sheet metal with a glass‑covered top, a common configuration for retail and food‑service environments. Typical commercial freezers of this size use polyurethane insulation of 50 mm thickness and employ R‑134a refrigerant, which is standard in the sector. The unit’s height varies between 2 ft and 3 ft, matching the listed dimensions and allowing placement under standard shelving. Energy consumption for similar freezers is typically around 1.2 kWh per hour.

Buyers such as supermarkets, catering firms and hospitals often select this type of chest freezer for bulk storage of perishable goods. While the listing does not disclose minimum order quantity, interested importers should request the exact MOQ and shipping terms, which can be negotiated as CIF or FOB. The supplier’s response rate is currently zero, so confirming lead times and payment conditions directly with Ge Engineering Works is advisable. The warranty coverage and after‑sales service can be clarified before contract finalisation.

Ge Engineering Works is located at Gala Number 7/8 near Gokul Anand Hotel, Ganesh Nagar Bus Stop, Western Express Highway, Dahisar East, Mumbai 400068, Maharashtra, India. The company is listed with a harbour‑level trust tier, indicating a moderate verification status, and its average response time is not recorded. Ge Engineering Works specialises in supplying commercial refrigeration equipment, focusing on freezers and chillers for B2B customers.

The supplier’s catalogue highlights a range of chest and upright freezers, but the current listing does not provide details on production capacity, certifications or export experience. Prospective buyers should request documentation such as CE or ISO certificates if required, and verify the supplier’s ability to meet bulk order volumes and shipping logistics.