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Catalog Fall/Winter 2020 CATALOG FALL/WINTER 2020 updated: 10.2019 CONTENTS 3 RANGE ACCESSORIES 37 MONETA COOKWARE 5 Drip Bowls & Pans 38 Nova Induction 12 Oven Elements 40 Etnea, Zeus Induction 14 Range Elements 15 Knobs 16 Terminal Blocks, Gas Grates, Kleen Seam 17 Oven Liner, Oven Stick, 18 Burner Kovers 20 Spoon Rests, Hot Pads, Counter Mats 21 KLEENING 21 Trap The Grease: Fat Trapper® System 42 BERNDES COOKWARE 22 Ceramic Cooktop Cleaner, 43 Balance® Induction Enduro Scrape & Kleen, Dust Pan 45 Tradition 23 Ceramabryte® Cleaning 46 Tradition Induction 24 HOME & ON THE GO STORAGE 47 Vario Click Induction Plus 25 Home Storage & Organization 48 Vario Click Induction White 26 Battery Organizers, 3-Pack Protectors 49 Novelties, Berndes Accessories 27 Step Stools, Petstep™ Gray Folding 2-Step Pet Assist 28 Pot Racks 30 On the Go Storage, Go Caddy 31 BAKEWARE - COOKWARE 32 Ceramabake® 33 Non-Stick Bakeware 34 Non-Stick Toaster Oven Bakeware, 51 TASTE OF HOME® Silicone Mat 52 Taste Of Home® Aluminum Cookware 35 Broiler Pans 53 Pre-Seasoned Cast Iron, 36 Basics Cookware, Specialty Cookware, Enameled Cast Iron, Stoneware Accessories 54 Metal Bakeware MISSION: To SERVE Others and CREATE VALUE with our People, Products, and Processes! TAKING CARE OF THE CUSTOMER SINCE 1971 Founded in 1971, Range Kleen has grown to become a trusted and valued brand of HOME products in North America. Range Kleen was started by Jerry O’Connor with six drip bowls and a desire to serve the customer. Jerry persevered to make Range Kleen the #1 brand in Range Accessories. In 2003, Jerry retired, allowing his son Patrick to purchase the company. Today, Patrick O’Connor is the owner and president of Range Kleen. At Range Kleen, our commitment to “TCOTC” (Taking Care of the Customer) remains as strong in present-day as it did in our humble beginning. We remain the #1 consumer’s choice for range accessories – specializing in our OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) quality drip bowls. Over the years we have expanded our product categories to meet consumer desires for quality products at competitive costs. Our product categories now include cookware, bakeware, kleening products and home and on-the-go storage items. With our array of products and commitment to serve you, Range Kleen aims to be The Heart Of Your Home. VALUES : I.D.E.A. INTEGRITY: Being honest, professional, legal and ethical in your actions. DRIVE: Being enthusiastic in your behaviors towards fulfilling our mission. EXCELLENCE: Performing to your BEST and always seeking improvement. ACCOUNTABILITY: Holding yourself and others accountable to our MVV while focused on TCOTC! WWW.RANGEKLEEN.COM RANGE ACCESSORIES 127,586,000 DRIP BOWL DEMAND # U.S. households CURRENT DEMAND FUTURE DEMAND 106,610,861 19.5 YEARS I ech eecric coi electric ranes n s rne h 1 Lifespan of typical h ri osns cooking range s OEM rs 51,161,986 rece heir ri 7 osns once 40.1 coi ranges consumers are replacing there would be a demand for drip bowls 20,975,010 annually. 1. s ranes 247,326,840 units annually • #1 Consumer’s choice How is Range Kleen the LEADER in this Category? • Proper fit of drip bowl prevents a rocking of the element on the drip bowl, therefore preventing cookware Proudly Made in USA! from rocking on the stove. Original Equipment Mfg. (OEM) Quality • Updates the appearance of stove. • Easy to clean. Range Kleen fits 99% of Electric Ranges and 95% of Gas • Make your kitchen fresh. Ranges Proven increase in sales and gross profits • Range Kleen passes appliance industry Better Fit! Better Function! Better Value! standards testing: Full assortment of complimentary accessories for the stove • 24 Hour Salt Spray (Chrome) • Fit, Function & Stability Test Range Kleen manages retail space like a PRO and provides • Liquids Spill Capacity Test new, exciting and innovative items to maximize impact. • Consumer Use and Cleaning Safety - Rolled Hem Test. Industry expertise SINCE 1971! • DuPont Ragu Test (Porcelain) make your kitchen look and cook like new 4 MARKET SHARE 1. Wh is our Cent . Wh is our C M e or M e or Rne Rne Accessories in A Accessories A ess ome Imroemen TD Loes n Menrs 48.1% 70.1% Rne Keens Mre Shre DRIP BOWL SAVINGS B Annu SAVE MONEY Recin Your DRIP BOWLS 1,656,926,209,640 KWH annual use per USA Annual Usage from American Homes HOUSEHOLD $0.1315 per KWH (divide by) 127,586,000 12,986.74 KWH Houses in the USA ELECTRIC COST $1707.76 per HOUSEHOLD 8% TOTAL $1707.76 19.5 YEARS Electricity Cost per Household Lifespan of typical cooking range Electric Cost SAVE 1. is from Range use $24.86 multiply by ( savings ) RANGE USE 1. Annu Rne use Eecric Cos 1. Save 18.2%* when you Annually Replace RANGE KLEEN DRIP BOWLS ased on 2010 scientific studies of Range Kleen products heating efficiencies versus competitive, aluminum foil and worncorroded OU SAE 7 range bowls. This 1.2 savings is considered to To ener sins or he ie o our coi rne ere use be conservative, with the maximum at 39. Sources: Per Energy Information Administration, Census ureau, AFacts.org, www.electricchoice.comelectricity-prices-by-state ased on estimated proected average Cooking Range utilization National #s, average KWH costs etc. were taken from Census, ept. of Energy, Appliance Magazine and affiliated resources and used in calculations. RANGE ACCESSORIES UPC CASE MSRP PHOTO ITEM NO. - DESCRIPTION 0-70775- PK US$ STYLE A - ELECTRIC Fits the following electric ranges: Admiral, Amana, Athens, Avanti, Bosch, Brown, Caloric, Chambers, Columbus Stove, Crosley, Dwyer, Electrolux, Enterprise, Estate, Frigidaire, Gaffers & Sattler, Galaxy, Gibson, Goodman (Caloric), Hardwick, Inglis, Jenn Air, Kelvinator, Kenmore (prior to 1995 & since 2004), KitchenAid, Magic Chef, Maytag, Modern MADE Maid, Monarch, Montgomery Ward, Norge, Nutone, O’Keefe & Merritt, Peerless Premier, Perfection, Preway, Roper, IN USA Sunray, Tappan, Thermador, Waste King, Welbilt, Whirlpool and White-Westinghouse. Will not fit GE or Hotpoint ranges. 101-AM Style A Small Heavy Duty Chrome Drip Bowl 10107-3 12 $4.49 102-AM Style A Large Heavy Duty Chrome Drip Bowl 10207-0 12 $4.99 10124XN Style A 4-Pack Heavy Duty Chrome Drip Bowls 2 Sm, 2 Lg 99100-1 3 $17.99 12782XCD5 Style A 2-Pack Heavy Duty Chrome Drip Bowls 1 Sm, 1 Lg 17870-9 5 $8.99 P101 Style A Small Heavy Duty Black Porcelain Drip Bowl 20107-0 12 $4.99 P101W Style A Small Heavy Duty White Porcelain Drip Bowl 20109-4 12 $12.99 P102 Style A Large Heavy Duty Black Porcelain Drip Bowl 20207-7 12 $7.99 P102W Style A Large Heavy Duty White Porcelain Drip Bowl 20209-1 12 $19.99 P12782XCD5 Style A 2-Pack Heavy Duty Black Porcelain Drip Bowls 18324-6 5 $12.99 1 Sm, 1 Lg P10124XN Style A 4-Pack Heavy Duty Black Porcelain Drip Bowls 99102-5 3 $24.99 2 Sm, 2 Lg 12562X Style A 2-Pack Economy Plated Drip Bowls 1 Sm, 1 Lg 17965-2 5 $7.99 12564XH Style A 4-Pack Economy Plated Drip Bowls 2 Sm, 2 Lg 17658-3 3 $14.99 12565X Style A 5-Pack Economy Plated Drip Bowls 3 Sm, 2 Lg 17719-1 4 $17.99 102AM7383 Style A Cooktop Canning Kit, Large Canning Element and Heavy Duty Chrome Drip 18715-2 4 $49.99 Bowl *See Pricing Rules 6 Publication date: 10.2019 RANGE ACCESSORIES UPC CASE MSRP PHOTO ITEM NO. - DESCRIPTION 0-70775- PK US$ STYLE B - ELECTRIC MADE Fits the following electric ranges: Camco, GE, Hotpoint, Kenmore (1995-2003), Moffat, Monogram (GE), Profile (GE), IN USA RCA (GE), Roper (Prior to 1996). 119A Style B Small Heavy Duty Chrome Drip Bowl 11917-7 12 $4.49 120A Style B Large Heavy Duty Chrome Drip Bowl 12017-3 12 $4.99 139402XCD5 Style B 2-Pack Heavy Duty Chrome Drip Bowls 1 Sm, 1 Lg 17871-6 5 $9.99 119204XN Style B 4-Pack Heavy Duty Chrome Drip Bowls 2 Sm, 2 Lg 17316-2 3 $19.99 P119 Style B Small Heavy Duty Black Porcelain Drip Bowl 20119-3 12 $6.99 P119W Style B Small Heavy Duty White Porcelain Drip Bowl 20122-3 12 $12.99 P120 Style B Large Heavy Duty Black Porcelain 20120-9 12 $7.99 P120W Style B Large Heavy Duty White Porcelain 20124-7 12 $19.99 P139402XCD5 Style B 2-Pack Heavy Duty Black Porcelain Drip Bowls 18325-3 5 $12.99 1 Sm, 1 Lg P119204XN Style B 4-Pack Heavy Duty Black Porcelain Drip Bowls 17525-8 3 $24.99 2 Sm, 2 Lg P119204X Style B 4-Pack Heavy Duty Black Porcelain Drip Bowls 17525-8 24 $24.99 2 Sm, 2 Lg 16672X Style B 2-Pack Economy Plated Drip Bowls 1 Sm, 1 Lg 18166-2 5 $8.99 16675X Style B 5-Pack Economy Plated Drip Bowls 3 Sm, 2 Lg 18494-6 4 $19.99 STYLE C - ELECTRIC MADE Fits the following electric ranges: GE, Hotpoint, Monogram (GE), Profile (GE), RCA (GE) since 1995 with step downs. IN USA 179A Style C Small Heavy Duty Chrome Drip Bowl with Step Down 18610-0 12 $4.49 180A Style C Large Heavy Duty Chrome Drip Bowl with Step Down 18797-8 12 $6.99 179802XCD5 Style C 2-Pack Heavy Duty Chrome Drip Bowls 1 Sm, 1 Lg 18844-9 5 $9.99 P179 Style C Small Heavy Duty Black Porcelain Drip Bowl 18874-6 12 $6.99 P180 Style C Large Heavy Duty Black Porcelain Drip Bowl 18875-3 12 $7.99 P179802XCD5 Style C 2-Pack Heavy Duty Black Porcelain Drip Bowls 18876-0 5 $12.99 1 Sm, 1 Lg *See Pricing Rules 7 Publication date: 10.2019 RANGE ACCESSORIES UPC CASE MSRP PHOTO ITEM NO.
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