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Commercial Tableware

COMMERCIAL
DINNER PLATES

American-made, vitrified ceramic dinner plates engineered for the demands of professional foodservice. American-made since 1925. Manufactured in Tucson, Arizona.

Commercial Dinner Plates for Restaurants, Hotels, and Foodservice Operations

Lead & Cadmium
Free Certified

Commercial
Dishwasher Rated

Oven Safe
to 500F

Made in
Tucson, AZ

About Our Dinner Plates

AMERICAN-MADE DINNER PLATES FOR PROFESSIONAL FOODSERVICE

The dinner plate is the foundation of every table setting and the surface on which every dish is judged. In professional foodservice, it must perform under conditions that consumer dinnerware cannot survive: thermal shock from commercial dishwashers running at 180F, repeated stacking and handling by kitchen staff, and thousands of service cycles without visible wear.

HF Coors commercial dinner plates are manufactured from a high-alumina vitrified ceramic body fired at 2,380F, producing a plate that is denser, less porous, and more chip-resistant than standard porcelain. Every plate is certified lead-free, cadmium-free, and rated for commercial dishwasher use.

Technical Specifications

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

Available Sizes 6.5 in, 7.5 in, 9 in, 10.5 in, 12 in
Firing Temperature 2,380F
Body Composition High-alumina vitrified ceramic
Water Absorption Less than 0.5%
Glaze Options 40+ standard colors, custom available
Edge Profiles Rolled, narrow rim, wide rim, coupe

The Standard

WHY DINNER PLATE SELECTION MATTERS IN COMMERCIAL FOODSERVICE

A dinner plate is not a commodity. It is the primary presentation surface for your culinary program, and the piece of tableware your guests interact with most directly. The wrong plate chips within months, stains from repeated use, and degrades under commercial wash cycles.

The right plate maintains its surface integrity, resists thermal shock, and presents consistently across thousands of covers. HF Coors dinner plates are specified by chef-driven restaurants, hotel dining programs, and institutional foodservice operations that cannot tolerate replacement cycles driven by breakage and wear.

Applications

WHERE HF COORS DINNER PLATES ARE SPECIFIED

Fine Dining and Chef-Driven Concepts
Wide-rim and coupe profiles that frame plated presentations. Available in matte and gloss finishes that complement modern culinary aesthetics without competing with the food.
Hotel and Resort Dining
Consistent quality across multiple venues within a single property. Custom logo imprinting and proprietary glaze colors available for branded dining programs.
Institutional and High-Volume Foodservice
Rolled-edge profiles engineered for stacking durability and efficient handling. Chip resistance that reduces replacement frequency in high-turnover environments.
Catering and Event Operations
Plates that maintain presentation quality through transport, staging, and service. Oven-safe to 500F for back-of-house prep flexibility.

Understanding the Standard

HOW HF COORS COMPARES

Specification HF Coors Typical Alternative
Manufacturing Origin Tucson, Arizona, USA China, Thailand, or Brazil
Firing Temperature 2,380F 1,800 to 2,200F
Chip Resistance High-alumina vitrified body Varies by manufacturer
Lead and Cadmium Certified Free Varies
Stock Lead Time 2 to 4 weeks 8 to 16 weeks
Custom Programs Logo, glaze, bespoke shapes Limited or high MOQ
"The plates hold up. After two years of daily service, they look the same as the day we opened. That is not something we could say about what we were using before."
Executive Chef, Southwest Fine Dining Concept

Common Questions

DINNER PLATES FAQS

What sizes of commercial dinner plates does HF Coors offer?

HF Coors manufactures commercial dinner plates in sizes ranging from 6.5 inches to 12 inches in diameter. Standard sizes include 6.5 inch, 7.5 inch, 9 inch, 10.5 inch, and 12 inch. Custom sizes can be developed through our Bespoke program for operations with specific plating requirements.

Are HF Coors dinner plates safe for commercial dishwashers?

Yes. Every HF Coors dinner plate is rated for commercial dishwasher use at temperatures up to 180F. The vitrified ceramic body and high-fired glaze resist degradation from repeated high-temperature wash cycles, maintaining surface quality over thousands of cycles.

What edge profiles are available for commercial dinner plates?

HF Coors offers multiple edge profiles including rolled edge for stacking durability, narrow rim for a classic presentation, wide rim for fine dining plating, and coupe (rimless) for modern culinary aesthetics. Each profile is available across all standard sizes.

Can HF Coors dinner plates be customized with a restaurant logo?

Yes. HF Coors offers logo imprinting on all standard dinner plate shapes. Logos are applied under the glaze and fired at full temperature, making them permanent and dishwasher-safe. Proprietary glaze colors and fully custom shapes are also available.

How do HF Coors dinner plates compare to imported commercial plates?

HF Coors dinner plates are fired at 2,380F compared to 1,800 to 2,200F for typical imports. This higher firing temperature produces a denser, less porous body with superior chip resistance. All HF Coors plates are certified lead-free and cadmium-free, manufactured in Tucson, Arizona, and available with 2 to 4 week lead times versus 8 to 16 weeks for imports.

What is the minimum order quantity for commercial dinner plates?

HF Coors does not impose high minimum order quantities on standard catalog items. For custom programs including logo imprinting, signature glazes, or bespoke shapes, minimums vary by program level. Contact our commercial team for specific program details.

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