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JB Prince Equipment Catalog JB Prince THE WORLD’S FINEST CHEFS’ TOOLS & EQUIPMENT WWW.JBPRINCE.COM JB Prince THE WORLD’S FINEST CHEFS’ TOOLS & EQUIPMENT Come visit us when you’re in the New York City Area. ADDRESS 36 East 31st Street, 11th Floor New York, NY 10016 PHONE Tel: 212-683-3553 | 800-473-0577 Fax: 212-683-4488 INTERNET [email protected] www.jbprince.com SOCIAL JB Prince Company @jbprince JB Prince Company Copyright © J.B. Prince Company, Inc. 2013. No part of this catalog may be reproduced in any form without written permission of J.B. Prince Company, Inc. Use without permission constitutes FRAUD. MOLDS Individual portion molds, timbales, babas, small rings, dome & pyramid molds, petit fours, tartlettes, barquettes, brioche, pates, gallantines, tart molds, large rings, savarins, kugelhopfs, angel food molds, madeleines, tuile, sheet pans, spring forms, cake 2-33 pans, croquembuche, flexible molds, FLEXIPANS, plastic dessert mold trays, ice cream molds. CUTTERS Pastry cutters, nougat & chocolate cutters, canape cutters, petit four sets, fish & flower shape cutters, garnishing cutters, truffle cutters, oriental vegetable cutters. 34-38 PASTRY Tubes, brushes, crimpers, scrapers, squeeze bottles, pastry bags, SILPATS, parchment, rolling pins, croissant cutters, dockers, dough dividers, sieves, baker’s beam scales, cake decorating stand, apple peeler, cake display stands, decorating combs, stencils, pastry knives & spatulas, multiple disc cutter, sugar modelling tools & forms, “magyfleur,” thermometers, copper pots, 39-68 confectionary “guitar”, chocolate tempering machines, chocolate work tools, chocolate molds. APPAREL Chef’s jackets, pants, aprons, hats, oven mitts. 69-70 UTENSILS Slicers, mandolines, Japanese slicing machines, big & little “Beni,” spiral slicer, strainers, sieves, food mills, spaetzle maker, sauce guns, scoops, spoons, whips, tongs, spatulas, squeeze bottles, torches, thermometers, scales, salad dryers, stainless steel bowls, egg topper, PEUGEOT pepper mills. 71-91 CUTLERY German cutlery: WUSTHOF, J.A.HENCKELS, F. DICK, Japanese cutlery: GLOBAL, MASAHIRO, MISONO, MAC, MCUSTA, Victorinox, Russell-Dexter, Messermeister, stones, steels, tri-stone (NORTON), flatteners, 92-119 forks, spatulas, scissors, rolls, bags, cases, knife guards, meat saw, butcher knives. MACHINES DYNAMIC blenders, mini blenders, ROBOT-COUPE, CUISINART food processor, KITCHEN AID mixers, vegetable slicers, ice cream machines, hand held mixers, CHAMPION juicer, SANTOS juicers, sausage stuffers, salad dryer, 120-131 pasta machines, chocolate temperers, spice grinder, coffee grinder, table top fryer, dehydrator. SOUS VIDE LOW TEMPERATURE COOKING Thermal circulators (POLYSCIENCE and FUSION CHEF), circulating bath systems, thermometers, Type “K”probes, chamber vacuum machines, vacuum pouches, cook chill labels, storplus food box, adhesive tape, smoking gun. 132-137 COOKWARE CERAMIGUARD fry pans, black steel & non-stick pans, iron grills, SITRAM sandwich bottom pots, MAUVIEL induction cookware, induction cooktop, roasting pans. 138-143 TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE ICE CARVING Glo-Ice display trays, Japanese display trays, One Way trays, MAKITA power tools, Japanese saws, MISONO & PRINCE long handle (Japanese) chisels, American & German chisels, chippers, stones, ice tongs. 144-146 TABLE SERVICE “Oven to Table” terrines, cast iron enamelled pate molds, soup terrines, gallantines, individual portion china, creme brulee dishes, miniatures, ramekins, souffles, butter dishes, egg cups unbreakable buffet platters & dishes, 147-158 mirror trays, marble-base servers, display stands, brochettes, individual serving pieces, cone trays and servers. DISPOSABLE Assortment of plastic: Dishes, cups, plates, bowls, tasting spoons, utensils, skewers and verrines; Assortment of paper: Corrugated geometric dishes, mini take out container, mini burger & pizza boxes and cones; Display stands for: skewers, cones, lollipops, and 159-173 tubes; Sustainable wood and bamboo: Cones, boats, dishes, tasting spoons, sake style boxes, picks, appetizer forks, steamers, and tongs; Novelties: Stone dish, mini clothes pin, pull tab tins, aluminum tubes, and push up pops; Pipettes and FATA PAPER. INDEX 174-176 MOLDS M Timbale Molds in Stainless Steel Our best quality, most versatile and durable molds. Thick-gauge 18/10 stainless steel, beautifully finished and polished for years of service. High resistance to denting, acids, and rust. T Ø B Ø H C (oz) a. M184-A 2" 1.5" 2" 2.25 b. M184-B 2.38" 1.5" 2.25" 4.25 c. M184-C 2.5" 1.75" 2.5" 6 d. M184-D 2.75" 2" 2.75" 6.5 ab c d e. Timbale Mold Non-Stick Rolled edges give added strength to standard-gauge molds. T Ø B Ø H C (oz) M125-C non-stick 2.25" 1.75" 2.25" 5 Oval Molds Attractive oval shape with sanitary, open-bead edge. ef g LW HC (oz) f. M126-C non-stick 3" 2.25" 1.5" 3.5 g. M126-B aluminum 3" 2.25" 1.5" 3.5 Rectangular Ring Molds Stainless steel. hi LWHC (oz) h. M640-12 4.75" 1.5" 1.19" 4 i. M640-16 6.25" 1.13" 1" 2.5 j. M640-18 7" 1.13" 0.75" 3 k. M641-9 3.5" 1.38" 1.19" 3 j l. M641-10 4" 1.19" 1.19" 2.5 m. M524 2.5" 2" 1.2" 3 k l m Square Ring Molds Stainless steel. LWHC (oz) n. M522 2.5" 2.5" 1.25" 3.5 o. M521 2" 2" 3" 6 p. M642 3.13" 3.13" 1.75" 8 npo 2 T: (212) 683-3553 • (800) 473-0577 • F: 212-683-4488 • E: [email protected] L: length W: width (T: top, B: bottom) D: depth H: height C: capacity Ø: diameter MOLDS Individual Rings e f Stainless steel. Under 1.75" height. d M ØHC (oz) M229 2" 1.5" 1.5 a. M230 2.33" 1.25" 2 b. M231 2.5" 1.5" 4 c. M246-2.75 2.75" 1.33" 5 d. M246-3 3" 1.33" 6 e. M246-3.5 3.5" 1.33" 8 f. M246-4 4" 1.33" 11 b a c Extra Tall Individual Rings l j Stainless steel. 1.75" height & up. h ØHC (oz) M592-1.75 2" 1.75" 3 g. M351 2.88" 1.75" 6 h. M239 3" 1.75" 7 i. M233 3.5" 1.75" 9 j. M234 4" 1.75" 12 M570-2.75 2.75" 2" 7 M354 2" 3" 4 M247-2.75 2.75" 2.33" 8 k. M247-3 3" 2.33" 9 l. M446-2.75 2.75" 3" 10 g k i Heavy Duty Seamless Rings Superior stainless steel rings are thicker gauge and more sanitary because they do not have seams. They won’t bend and they release food easily. ØH M581-1.25 1" 1.25" m. M581-1.5 1" 1.5" M582-1 2" 1" m n. M582-1.5 2" 1.5" n o M582-2 2" 2" o. M583-1 3" 1" M583-1.75 3" 1.75" Stainless Steel Rings ØHC (oz) p. M354 2" 3" 4 q. M355 1.5" 1.5" 1 r. M356 1.75" 1" 1.5 p q r s. Rolls of Heavy Clear Acetate* Acetate roll for cakes and dessert wraps or as mold liners. 500 ft. per roll. H H B860-1.38 1.38" B860-2.38 2.38" B860-1.75 1.75" B860-2.5 2.5" s B860-2 2" B860-3 3" t. Pre-Cut Acetate Strips* For lining dessert molds. Makes removal easier. 1,000 strips per package. t Measurements are for maximum allowable diameter. ØLH ØLH M435-1 2" 6.5" 1" M436-C 3" 9.75" 1.75" M435-1.5 3" 9.5" 1.5" M436-D 3" 9.75" 2.33" M436-A 2.5" 8" 1.5" M436-E 3" 9.75" 2" *The plastic used is food-safe polystyrene. For the most up-to-date info, visit us at www.jbprince.com 3 MOLDS All measurements are in inches unless otherwise indicated a. Flan Rings - Classic Stainless steel with rolled edges. M ØH ØH M266-2.3 2.38" 0.63" M266-4 4" 0.75" a M266-2.5 2.5" 0.63" M266-6.25 6.25" 0.75" M266-2.75 2.75" 0.75" M266-8 8" 0.75" M266-3 3" 0.75" M266-9.5 9.5" 0.75" M266-3.5 3.5" 0.75" Flan Rings - Taller Stainless steel with rolled edges. Each is 1" height. Ø Ø M574-70 2.75" M574-160 6.25" M574-80 3.25" M574-200 8" M574-90 3.5" M574-240 9.5" M574-100 4" b. Entremet Rings b Strong stainless steel, 1.38" height. Ø Ø M246-2.75 2.75" M246-6 6" M246-3 3" M246-8 8" M246-3.5 3.5" M246-9.5 9.5" M246-4 4" M246-10 10" M246-4.5 4.5" c. Cake Rings Strong stainless steel, 2" height. Ø Ø M570-2.75 2.75" M570-8 8" c M570-3 3" M570-9 9" M570-3.5 3.5" M570-10 10" M570-4 4" M570-12 12" M570-6 6" 2.38" height. Ø Ø M247-2.75 2.75" M247-8 8" M247-3 3" M247-9.5 9.5" M247-3.5 3.5" M247-10 10" M247-4 4" M247-12 12" M247-6 6" d. Tall Cake Rings d Strong stainless steel, 3" height. Ø Ø M446-2.75 2.75" M446-8 8" M446-3 3" M446-9.5 9.5" M446-3.5 3.5" M446-10 10" M446-4 4" M446-12 12" M446-6 6" M446-14 14" e e. Square Ring Molds Stainless steel. Each mold is 0.75" height. W W M605-3.25 3.25" M605-8 8" M605-4.75 4.75" M605-9.5 9.5" M605-6.5 6.5" M605-11 11" 4 T: (212) 683-3553 • (800) 473-0577 • F: 212-683-4488 • E: [email protected] L: length W: width (T: top, B: bottom) D: depth H: height C: capacity Ø: diameter MOLDS M a.
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