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Prima Restaurant Equipment Blog

Grease Trap

In the world of restaurants today, a vague and ambiguous piece of equipment is being required by health inspectors everywhere. Some businesses, which have been in business for 20 years, are suddenly being required to install these in their stores. What are they?

Click here to continue reading Grease Trap 101: History.
Hey, just to let you know, Prima will be at the Buy Local First Fair at The Water Tower. We will be helping host a Latte Art Competition with our new Dalla Corte machine and hope you stop by and say "hi"!

When: Sunday, May 23, 2010, from 2-6 pm

Where: The Water Tower Visual Arts Association; 3005 River Road (directions below)

Cost: Attendees should bring cash for purchases. Parking is $2 per carload. Admission is FREE!

Local Music Lineup:
2:00 PM: Thomas A Minor and the Picket Line Click here to continue reading Louisville Buy Local First Fair.
Welcome to the next installment of our series on stainless steel products.

To read Stainless Steel Council Session 1, click here.

Today I want to share a valuable resource that I found while doing some research on the internet. Its from the SSINA: Stainless Steel Industry of North America website. Inside is everything that we could tell you about cleaning your stainless units and more. Click here to continue reading Stainless Steel Council Session 2: Cleaning.
Around the office, we get a lot of questions about stainless steel. So the Prima Stainless Steel Council has decided to educate consumers on the finer points of commercial stainless steel products, in particular stainless steel work tables and stainless steel prep sinks.
Today we're here to answer your questions on rust. Most think that stainless steel cannot rust. I'm here to tell you that it can but corrosion is a better word for it. It is after all steel. Steel is made of carbon. Carbon + water = oxidation or rust.
Click here to continue reading Stainless Steel Council Session 1.

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