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Efficiency on wheels: Why FMU’s tray trolleys belong in every café



In the restaurant industry, every second counts. When it’s busy, dirty crockery needs to be cleared away quickly and discreetly, out of sight of the guests. This is where FMU GmbH’s ALBERT tray trolleys come into their own. They are far more than just simple trolleys – they are the unsung heroes of everyday service.


Durability meets design

Anyone working in this field every day needs equipment that won’t give way at the first sign of impact. The FMU models combine high-quality, lightweight aluminium profile frames with a robust construction. This not only ensures impressive durability, but also meets the strictest hygiene standards in the catering industry.


Key features at a glance:

  • Maximum load capacity: Whether heavy porcelain plates or solid cutlery – the shelves are designed to handle heavy loads and can accommodate all trays in standard GN sizes.

  • Smooth operation: Thanks to high-quality castors (two of which have locking brakes), the trolleys can be manoeuvred effortlessly even when fully loaded – and do so extremely quietly, so as not to disturb the atmosphere in the dining area.

  • Hygiene Plus: Smooth surfaces and a well-thought-out design allow for lightning-fast cleaning (even with a high-pressure washer!) and disinfection.

  • Versatility: The various models are available in classic light grey, stainless steel or blackboard finish, ensuring they fit into any setting. With three different sizes available, there is a suitable option for every need.


Ergonomics for the TEAM

Ergonomics is an often underestimated factor. The handle heights and shelf spacing on FMU trolleys are designed to allow staff to work in a way that is easy on the back. This reduces fatigue and boosts efficiency across the whole team.


Conclusion: An FMU tray trolley is an investment in smooth operations. Anyone who values tidiness, speed and durability cannot afford to overlook these professional solutions.



Pictures: © FMU GmbH

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