Wrapmaster 4500 Duo Dispenser – Dual Roll Cling Film & Foil
Product Description
The Wrapmaster 4500 Duo is a dual-roll dispenser designed to hold two Wrapmaster-compatible rolls at the same time. That might be two different products — cling film alongside foil, for...
Specifications
- Colour
- White
- Dimensions
- 180(H) x 585(W) x 245(D)mm
- Material
- Plastic
- Weight
- 2.53kg
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Product Description
The Wrapmaster 4500 Duo is a dual-roll dispenser designed to hold two Wrapmaster-compatible rolls at the same time. That might be two different products — cling film alongside foil, for example — or two rolls of the same product where high throughput demands a ready backup. It replaces the need for two separate dispensers sitting on the bench, which in a busy prep area makes a practical difference to how the workspace is organised.
In a working kitchen, the value of a well-designed dispenser comes down to two things: consistent cuts and reduced waste. The Wrapmaster push-to-cut safety blade delivers a clean, straight cut each time without tearing, tangling, or the kind of fumbling that slows down a prep section under pressure. According to Wrapmaster, operators typically see around 35% less wrap waste compared with using loose rolls — a saving that adds up quickly in kitchens with high wrap usage.
Other practical details worth noting:
- Lockable lid keeps rolls hygienic and contained between uses
- Removable non-slip feet allow the unit to be secured or stored as needed
- Dishwasher-safe up to 90°C, so it cleans efficiently alongside other smallwares
- Compatible with Wrapmaster foil, cling film, roasting film, and baking parchment refills
- Dual-roll format frees up bench space compared with running two separate units
It is worth being aware that this dispenser only accepts Wrapmaster-branded refill rolls. Standard catering rolls from other suppliers will not fit. For kitchens with very high wrap volumes, it is worth considering whether a single-roll unit at each station might suit workflow better than one shared Duo.
The 4500 Duo suits most commercial prep environments — from café and restaurant kitchens through to hospitality and contract catering operations — where more than one wrap type is used regularly and bench space is at a premium. For lower-volume settings, a single-roll Wrapmaster unit may be sufficient.
If you are unsure which Wrapmaster setup suits your operation best, our team is happy to talk it through.
Key Features
- Dual-roll capacity accepts two Wrapmaster-compatible rolls simultaneously
- Push-to-cut safety blade delivers a clean, tangle-free cut every time
- Lockable lid keeps rolls contained and hygienic between service periods
- Removable non-slip feet allow flexible placement or secure bench mounting
- Dishwasher-safe construction rated for cleaning up to 90°C
Operational Benefits
- Reduces bench clutter by replacing two single dispensers with one unit
- Cuts wrap wastage by around 35% compared with using loose rolls
- Keeps two wrap types immediately to hand, speeding up prep workflows
- Quick, consistent cuts reduce fumbling and slowdowns during busy service
- Easy cleaning keeps the unit hygienic without adding to handwashing workload
Specifications
- Colour
- White
- Dimensions
- 180(H) x 585(W) x 245(D)mm
- Material
- Plastic
- Weight
- 2.53kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Yes — the Duo is designed to hold any combination of compatible Wrapmaster rolls. A common setup is cling film in one chamber and foil in the other, though you can also load two rolls of the same product if your kitchen gets through one type quickly.
- No. The 4500 Duo is designed exclusively for Wrapmaster-branded refill rolls. Rolls from other suppliers are not compatible, so it is worth factoring refill availability into your purchasing decision if you are switching from a different system.
- It works well in most commercial kitchens where two wrap types are used regularly. In very high-volume operations — large contract catering or production kitchens, for example — it may be worth considering whether individual dispensers at multiple stations would suit the workflow better than a single shared unit.