Nelson has extended its Advantage range of energy-efficient dishwashers with the addition of the new AD60 passthrough machine, offering 20% extra capacity compared with the previous AD55 model.
Ideal for high-output kitchens in educational, healthcare and other cost-sector environments, the AD60 accommodates 600mm x 500mm baskets and can wash up to 1,440 dishes per hour, surpassing the capacity of the AD55 passthrough and AD50/AD51 floor-standing models.
Designed to enhance productivity while reducing energy and water consumption, the AD60 supports both 500mm x 500mm and 600mm x 500mm baskets for added flexibility. It features six carefully calibrated wash cycles, powerful dual wash and rinse arms, and a robust stainless-steel construction to ensure high-performance results on every load.
The AD60 incorporates Nelson’s energy-efficient engineering, with a shallow wash tank that uses only one-third of the water required by conventional machines. Its thermal seal and double-skinned body minimise heat and noise emissions, making it one of the quietest dishwashers available. These features provide up to 30% savings on running costs without compromising quality or performance.
An optional built-in water softener, advanced filtration, and automatic chemical dosing ensure dishes emerge spotless every time, even those with unique shapes.
Nelson backs the AD60 with a two-year parts and labour warranty (contingent on a first-year service) and offers full staff training to maximise operational ease. Customers also benefit from a free helpline, online guidance, and the option to schedule same-day or next-day service calls with Nelson’s in-house engineers.
For busy kitchens requiring high-capacity, cost-effective dishwashing, the AD60 passthrough dishwasher offers unmatched reliability, sustainability, and ease of use. Its eco-friendly design, efficient performance, and comprehensive support package make it the smart choice for professional kitchens everywhere.
See the full range at www.nelsonwash.co.uk/commercial-dishwashers.