TK 5 Gallon/20 Qt Large Salad Spinner - 2024 Upgrade - 7 Heads of Lettuce - Commercial Manual Lettuce Spinner - 10 Second Dry Time, Heavy Duty Durable Salad Washer with Extended Draining Tube

Great for restaurant use. This is definitely a must have.

i have ripped through dozens of these things and then this sweet angel came into my life. the true Cadillac of spinners. 10/10

Great product for our market garden! Saves us so much time! We ran into a snag with the lid, Tartle jumped right on the concern and sent us a new lid. By far the service made up for the hiccup. Thank you!

Good

We barely use this maybe once a week and stop working after three months.

We use this spinner for washing our greens. It is easy to use and store. The spinner saves time on hand washing vegetables. It is easy to clean and store after use. It seems well made and durable. The large capacity saves on labor when harvest time comes.

Item description: 5 gal manual spin wringerBrand: TK TartleItem: B09WNKKNKBDate received: 2023-12-23Headline - Well made and large capacity; durability remains to be provenProduct Claims1 unit - 5 gallon plastic spin dryer/wringer, for lettuce etc.The product arrived in a well-packaged heavy-duty corrugated cardboard box, with foam inserts to prevent item shifting. The unit is composed of three pieces - the outer bucket with integral metal innner spindle, the perforated tub which is spun by the gearbox and which rotates on the inner spindle as driven by the gearbox in the lid, and the lid with gearbox/handle.Most of the pieces are molded plastic, although the lid/gearbox is an assembly that includes metal parts (especially the spindle and handle/crank). All parts are either sealed are able to be easily cleaned. (It is not clear what the gearbox gears are made of - the old model used plastic gears.)I cannot assess durablity in an initial impressions review, but the item appears to be able to survive for an extended time period and substantial use.Two additional features include a bucket drain with hose, and a tub brake to slow it down after spin-up. The gearbox appears to be in the ratio of 1:6, such that one turn of the manual crank spins the perforated tub 6 revolutions. Therefore a one turn per second crank speed equates to 360 rpm, fast enough to cause loose moisture to be pushed to the outside of the contents and through the tub perforations, to be collected in the bottom of the bucket.

Got here quickly. Looks great. The only thing I'm worried about is the fact that gears are plastic. But they seam to work very well. Two turns off the handle and the inner barrel is spinning really fast.