Polishing Machine Accessories

This is the replacement nylon brush head for the IMC Pot Boy automatic pot scrubbing machine. The nylon bristle construction delivers a moderately gentle scrubbing action, making it appropriate for routine cleaning of pots, pans, and gastronorm trays where surface marking is a concern.

Brush head condition has a direct effect on how the Pot Boy performs day to day. A worn or degraded head reduces scrubbing effectiveness, slows throughput, and pushes more manual effort back onto pot wash staff — something that becomes particularly noticeable during and after a busy service. Replacing the head at the right interval keeps the machine performing consistently and maintains a predictable pace through the pot wash cycle.

• Suited to routine daily cleaning of pots, pans, and gastronorm trays
• Appropriate where a softer bristle action helps avoid marking cookware surfaces
• Supports consistent throughput in high-volume pot wash setups

It is worth confirming compatibility with your specific Pot Boy model before ordering, as IMC has produced variants of the machine over the years. Where the workload regularly involves heavily burnt-on residue or more aggressive soiling, a stiffer brush material may be better matched to that demand.

If you are unsure whether this is the right head for your machine or your cleaning requirements, the team is happy to help you confirm the correct choice before you order.

The IMC Pot Boy Mobile Trolley is a purpose-designed accessory for use alongside the IMC Pot Boy pot scrubbing machine. It is not a standalone piece of equipment — it works as part of a coordinated pot wash workflow, giving kitchen porters a stable, wheeled platform to move pots, pans, and gastronorm containers between the scrubber, the sink, and storage without repeated heavy lifting or improvised handling.

In a working pot wash area, the physical organisation of the space has a direct effect on both throughput and staff wellbeing. A matched trolley keeps dirty and clean ware moving predictably through the wash cycle, reduces the risk of items being stacked on the floor or balanced unsafely, and helps kitchen porters maintain a consistent pace even during the busiest service periods. The mobile base allows the trolley to be repositioned to suit the layout of the pot wash section or moved clear when the area needs cleaning down.

• Pairs directly with the IMC Pot Boy scrubbing machine for a coordinated workflow
• Mobile platform reduces lifting and double-handling throughout service
• Helps maintain an organised, safer pot wash area at peak times
• Repositionable to suit different kitchen layouts and cleaning routines
• Reduces physical strain on kitchen porters during high-volume periods

As an accessory, no utility connections are required. The main practical consideration before ordering is confirming compatibility with your specific Pot Boy model, and ensuring the pot wash area has sufficient clear floor space for the trolley to operate effectively alongside the machine.

This trolley is well suited to any operation already running the IMC Pot Boy system where a purpose-built handling solution is preferable to an improvised one. At very high pot wash volumes, it is worth considering whether additional handling equipment would further support throughput.

If you are putting together or reviewing a pot wash setup and want to be sure everything works well as a system, we are happy to help you think it through.

Spoonshine polishing granulate is the consumable that keeps the AS500S and AS500M cutlery polishing machines performing as intended. Made from natural maize-derived material, the granulate works inside the drum to buff and dry cutlery as it passes through, producing a streak-free finish without cloth polishing or additional staff time at the pass.

In a busy service environment, consistent cutlery presentation is a basic front-of-house standard. Watermarked or dull cutlery reaching the table is a visible quality failure, and in most cases it comes down to consumable condition rather than a machine fault. Granulate that is exhausted or contaminated gradually degrades polishing output — often without an obvious single point of failure — so keeping a fresh supply in stock is simply part of running the machine properly.

The four-pack format is the practical choice for any site running daily polishing cycles. It reduces reorder frequency, maintains a working reserve, and avoids starting a shift with an under-filled machine. Regular replacement also protects the drum over time; running a heavily depleted fill places unnecessary wear on the machine and reduces the quality of finish it can achieve.

• Compatible with Spoonshine AS500S and AS500M models specifically
• Natural maize-derived material — polishing action requires no harsh chemicals
• Four-pack format reduces reorder frequency for daily-use operations
• Delivers a streak-free finish without manual cloth polishing
• Routine replacement supports consistent output and protects drum longevity

If you are unsure how often granulate should be changed based on your covers, or want to discuss getting the best from your polishing machine, we are happy to talk it through.

Spoonshine polishing granulate is the consumable medium used inside the ASMP and Baby Star cutlery polishing machines. During each cycle, the granulate tumbles against cutlery to remove water spots, light tarnish, and service residue, leaving pieces table-ready without manual buffing. Each order comprises four 2.5kg fills, providing a practical working stock for sites running polishing cycles regularly.

Using the correct granulate matters more than it might initially appear. Incompatible or off-brand media can compromise polishing quality, accelerate wear on the drum and internal components, and may affect manufacturer support for the machine. Spoonshine's own granulate is specified for the ASMP and Baby Star, keeping performance consistent and protecting the equipment over its working life.

For operations where front-of-house presentation is a priority — restaurants, hotels, banqueting and events catering — a polishing machine running the right granulate makes a reliable, visible difference to the condition of cutlery reaching the pass. The four-pack format suits sites polishing daily or across a busy weekly schedule, reducing how often reordering is necessary.

Granulate depletes with use and should be topped up or replaced in line with manufacturer guidance. Higher-output operations such as banqueting kitchens will work through fills more quickly than lower-volume sites, so it is worth factoring cycle frequency and load size into how much stock you keep on hand.

If you are unsure whether this granulate is compatible with your current machine, or you are looking at the ASMP or Baby Star for the first time, the team is happy to talk through what you need.