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GB-950
JIEGUAN
A shawarma machine is a vertical rotisserie that cooks stacked meat with radiant heat. Operators slice cooked outer layers while the core continues roasting. In foodservice, this setup supports quick portions and consistent texture.
Best-fit buyers
Restaurant chains and franchise kitchens
Distributors serving Middle Eastern and Mediterranean menus
Catering operations with repeatable batch demand
You control heat intensity by zone.
You match output to meat size and volume.
You reduce waste from uneven cooking.
Staff slice on demand for faster ticket times.
You keep product hot without holding pans.
The display attracts customers at the counter.
Removable drip tray supports quick sanitation.
Smooth panels help wipe down grease.
Simple structure reduces maintenance time.
You can standardize configurations by market.
Packaging options reduce transit damage risk.
Optional spare parts kits support after-sales service.
These are common planning ranges for a 4-burner vertical broiler. Final specifications depend on fuel type and configuration.
Burners: 4 independent heating zones
Typical meat load (planning range): ~10–30 kg (stack size dependent)
Throughput (planning range): ~20–80 portions/hour (operator + cut size dependent)
Fuel options: LPG or Natural Gas
Use case: counter service, takeaway, and high-turnover kitchens
| Item | Standard Options | Notes for Importers |
|---|---|---|
| Burner count | 4 | Supports zoned cooking control |
| Fuel | LPG / NG | Match local supply and fittings |
| Body material | Stainless steel / coated metal | Select by cleaning needs and budget |
| Spit rotation | Motor-driven (common) | Stable turning for even browning |
| Drip handling | Drip tray | Helps manage grease and cleanup |
| Safety | Heat shields (model dependent) | Supports safer operator workflow |
Burners deliver radiant heat across the meat stack.
Rotation supports consistent surface color.
Zoned control helps fine-tune crust formation.
Knobs allow fast adjustments during service.
Simple layout reduces training time.
Clear access supports quick slicing.
You should validate cooking temperatures for your menu and local rules. Use a calibrated thermometer during training and audits. For safe minimum internal temperatures, reference USDA FSIS guidance: https://www.fsis.usda.gov/food-safety/safe-food-handling-and-preparation/food-safety-basics/safe-temperature-chart
Logo label or nameplate placement
Custom cartons for wholesale distribution
Multi-language manuals and packing marks
LPG or Natural Gas configuration
Region-specific gas fittings (as required)
Optional spare parts kit for distributors
Standard export carton with foam protection
Reinforced corners for long-distance shipping
Palletizing plan for container loading efficiency
| Ordering Step | What You Provide | What You Receive |
|---|---|---|
| Requirements | Market, fuel type, volume | Matched configuration guidance |
| Quotation | MOQ or forecast | Tiered wholesale pricing |
| OEM details | Logo, carton, manuals | OEM/ODM layout proposal |
| Shipment | EXW / FOB / CIF choice | Packing and shipping plan |
You can sell this unit for:
Shawarma and doner kebab takeaway counters
Gyro shops and quick-service restaurants
Food courts with visible cooking stations
Catering kitchens needing repeatable portions
It roasts stacked meat on a vertical spit. Staff slice cooked layers during service.
Four burners give zoned control. You can match heat to meat size and rush periods.
Yes. You can specify LPG or NG based on your destination market requirements.
Capacity depends on stack diameter and meat density. Many setups handle medium to large stacks.
Yes. Vertical rotisserie cooking fits several menu styles. Setup depends on your recipe and slicing method.
Reinforced packaging helps prevent damage. Clear manuals and spare parts kits also help.
Clean the drip tray daily and wipe panels. Inspect burners and gas connections on a schedule.
Yes. You can request logo labels, cartons, and documentation based on MOQ and requirements.
A shawarma machine is a vertical rotisserie that cooks stacked meat with radiant heat. Operators slice cooked outer layers while the core continues roasting. In foodservice, this setup supports quick portions and consistent texture.
Best-fit buyers
Restaurant chains and franchise kitchens
Distributors serving Middle Eastern and Mediterranean menus
Catering operations with repeatable batch demand
You control heat intensity by zone.
You match output to meat size and volume.
You reduce waste from uneven cooking.
Staff slice on demand for faster ticket times.
You keep product hot without holding pans.
The display attracts customers at the counter.
Removable drip tray supports quick sanitation.
Smooth panels help wipe down grease.
Simple structure reduces maintenance time.
You can standardize configurations by market.
Packaging options reduce transit damage risk.
Optional spare parts kits support after-sales service.
These are common planning ranges for a 4-burner vertical broiler. Final specifications depend on fuel type and configuration.
Burners: 4 independent heating zones
Typical meat load (planning range): ~10–30 kg (stack size dependent)
Throughput (planning range): ~20–80 portions/hour (operator + cut size dependent)
Fuel options: LPG or Natural Gas
Use case: counter service, takeaway, and high-turnover kitchens
| Item | Standard Options | Notes for Importers |
|---|---|---|
| Burner count | 4 | Supports zoned cooking control |
| Fuel | LPG / NG | Match local supply and fittings |
| Body material | Stainless steel / coated metal | Select by cleaning needs and budget |
| Spit rotation | Motor-driven (common) | Stable turning for even browning |
| Drip handling | Drip tray | Helps manage grease and cleanup |
| Safety | Heat shields (model dependent) | Supports safer operator workflow |
Burners deliver radiant heat across the meat stack.
Rotation supports consistent surface color.
Zoned control helps fine-tune crust formation.
Knobs allow fast adjustments during service.
Simple layout reduces training time.
Clear access supports quick slicing.
You should validate cooking temperatures for your menu and local rules. Use a calibrated thermometer during training and audits. For safe minimum internal temperatures, reference USDA FSIS guidance: https://www.fsis.usda.gov/food-safety/safe-food-handling-and-preparation/food-safety-basics/safe-temperature-chart
Logo label or nameplate placement
Custom cartons for wholesale distribution
Multi-language manuals and packing marks
LPG or Natural Gas configuration
Region-specific gas fittings (as required)
Optional spare parts kit for distributors
Standard export carton with foam protection
Reinforced corners for long-distance shipping
Palletizing plan for container loading efficiency
| Ordering Step | What You Provide | What You Receive |
|---|---|---|
| Requirements | Market, fuel type, volume | Matched configuration guidance |
| Quotation | MOQ or forecast | Tiered wholesale pricing |
| OEM details | Logo, carton, manuals | OEM/ODM layout proposal |
| Shipment | EXW / FOB / CIF choice | Packing and shipping plan |
You can sell this unit for:
Shawarma and doner kebab takeaway counters
Gyro shops and quick-service restaurants
Food courts with visible cooking stations
Catering kitchens needing repeatable portions
It roasts stacked meat on a vertical spit. Staff slice cooked layers during service.
Four burners give zoned control. You can match heat to meat size and rush periods.
Yes. You can specify LPG or NG based on your destination market requirements.
Capacity depends on stack diameter and meat density. Many setups handle medium to large stacks.
Yes. Vertical rotisserie cooking fits several menu styles. Setup depends on your recipe and slicing method.
Reinforced packaging helps prevent damage. Clear manuals and spare parts kits also help.
Clean the drip tray daily and wipe panels. Inspect burners and gas connections on a schedule.
Yes. You can request logo labels, cartons, and documentation based on MOQ and requirements.