Arcoroc Intensity White Plates 275mm (Pack of 12)
Product Description
The Arcoroc Intensity range is a well-established line of opal glass tableware used across restaurants, hotels, and contract catering operations. These 275mm plates sit at the larger end of the...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 12
- Colour
- White
- Diameter
- 275
- Dimensions
- 23(H) x 275(Ø)mm
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Product Description
The Arcoroc Intensity range is a well-established line of opal glass tableware used across restaurants, hotels, and contract catering operations. These 275mm plates sit at the larger end of the dinner plate spectrum, providing a generous surface area suited to main courses where presentation space matters — à la carte plating, generous portions, or dishes with multiple components.
Opal glass behaves differently to standard porcelain or earthenware. It is non-porous, which supports hygiene and makes the surface resistant to staining from sauces and oils over time. The material also handles thermal shock well, which is relevant in a professional environment where plates move between rapid washing cycles and hot pass service regularly. The finish stays consistent with repeated use, which matters when front-of-house presentation standards are maintained across a full service period.
For busy operations, a few practical qualities are worth noting:
- Consistent stackability keeps storage orderly and reduces handling time between covers
- The opal material resists chipping better than many standard ceramics under daily commercial handling
- Non-porous surface supports food hygiene compliance and cleans thoroughly in commercial dishwashers
- Uniform white finish gives flexibility across menu styles and plating approaches
- Pack quantity of 12 suits staged purchasing for smaller operations or topping up existing sets
These plates are well suited to independent restaurants, hotel dining rooms, and event catering where a reliable, presentable plate is needed in volume. For very high-turnover operations running multiple sittings daily, it is worth considering whether a larger pack size or a heavier plate specification would better match throughput demands.
If you are building out a full table setting or matching these to other Intensity pieces, we are happy to help you work through quantities and compatibility before you order.
Key Features
- 275mm opal glass plate with generous main course surface area
- Opal material offers strong resistance to thermal shock and chipping
- Non-porous surface resists staining from oils and sauces over time
- Consistent profile supports stable, space-efficient stacking in storage
- Supplied in a pack of 12 for flexible volume purchasing
Operational Benefits
- Holds up to repeated commercial dishwasher cycles without surface degradation
- Reduces handling risk during service with stable, even stacking behaviour
- Non-porous finish supports hygiene compliance and thorough cleaning between covers
- Consistent white finish accommodates varied plating styles across different menus
- Reliable chip resistance lowers replacement frequency in high-turnover environments
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 12
- Colour
- White
- Diameter
- 275
- Dimensions
- 23(H) x 275(Ø)mm
- Material
- Opal
- Microwave safe
- Yes
- Stackable
- Stackable
- Weight
- 770g
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Yes. Opal glass is well suited to commercial dishwasher cycles and handles the combination of high temperatures and rapid cooling that industrial machines produce. The non-porous surface also means residues clean away thoroughly without the absorption issues sometimes seen with lower-density ceramics.
- Opal glass is generally more resistant to chipping than standard vitrified porcelain when plates are handled at pace — loading dishwashers, stacking on the pass, or moving through a busy kitchen. They will still chip or crack under sharp impacts, as any plate will, but the material performs consistently well in normal commercial service conditions.
- 275mm is a standard large dinner plate size and works well for most main course applications, including à la carte plating where presentation space is important. If you are running a more formal fine dining format with smaller portions and extensive garnish work, a slightly larger plate may give more working space — it is worth considering the style of service before committing to volume.