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A commercial electric flat griddle is a countertop cooking unit that heats a solid plate using electric elements. It supports fast searing, frying, and warming on one surface. For distributors, it fits many kitchen layouts and simplifies installation.
Typical buyers include
Restaurant and café equipment wholesalers
Food truck and kiosk operators
Project contractors for canteens and hotels
You avoid gas piping in many locations.
Staff can plug in and start quickly.
Electric control supports stable heat.
The plate holds heat for repeatable browning.
You can stage multiple items on one surface.
Operators reduce pan changes and wait time.
It fits prep lines, kiosks, and mobile setups.
You add capacity without a full range.
It supports menu expansion with low space use.
Practical width for mid-volume service.
Easy to position on standard counters.
Works well as an add-on cooking station.
You can run different heat levels on one plate.
Operators cook eggs and burgers together.
You reduce overcooking and waste.
Grease channel supports clean operation.
Collection tray speeds up end-of-day work.
Smooth surfaces help wipe down quickly.
These are common planning ranges for a 530mm countertop electric griddle. Final specs depend on plate thickness and heating design.
Plate width: 530 mm
Voltage options: 220–240 V or 110–120 V (by order)
Power (typical): ~2.0–4.5 kW (configuration dependent)
Warm-up time (typical): ~8–20 minutes (ambient + plate dependent)
Best-fit use: cafés, canteens, food trucks, and QSR backlines
| Item | Standard Options | What You Benefit From |
|---|---|---|
| Installation | Countertop | Flexible placement for projects |
| Heating | Electric elements | Stable heat without gas lines |
| Plate | Smooth steel top | Strong sear and easy scraping |
| Controls | Thermostat knobs | Simple operator training |
| Splash guard | 3-side guard | Cleaner work area |
| Grease handling | Trough + tray | Faster cleanup and less mess |
A commercial unit targets higher duty cycles than home models. It focuses on thermal stability and easier service access. It also supports heavier cleaning routines.
You can cook multiple portions per cycle.
Throughput depends on menu and operator flow.
The wide plate reduces batch switching.
You should set internal SOPs for cooking and holding temperatures. You should train staff to use a calibrated thermometer. For safe minimum internal temperatures, reference USDA FSIS: 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
Voltage and plug types for your region
Surface finish options (by MOQ)
Spare parts kit option for after-sales support
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, voltage, volume | Matched configuration proposal |
| Quotation | MOQ or forecast | Tiered pricing and lead time |
| OEM details | Logo, carton, manuals | OEM/ODM design layout |
| Delivery | EXW / FOB / CIF | Packing and shipping plan |
You can sell this model into:
Cafés and breakfast shops
Canteens and school kitchens
Food trucks and kiosks
Hotel back-of-house prep lines
It cooks on a smooth heated plate. It supports eggs, burgers, pancakes, and grilled sandwiches.
Electric units simplify installation in many locations. They also offer stable thermostat control.
It refers to the plate width. It suits mid-volume service and compact kitchen lines.
Yes. You can specify your market voltage and plug. This helps you reduce conversion issues.
Scrape residue while warm, then wipe. Empty the grease tray and follow your kitchen SOPs.
Thicker plates hold heat better. They can improve consistency during rush periods.
Yes. You can request branding, cartons, and manuals. OEM/ODM depends on MOQ and requirements.
Use foam protection, reinforced cartons, and palletizing. Clear handling marks also help.
A commercial electric flat griddle is a countertop cooking unit that heats a solid plate using electric elements. It supports fast searing, frying, and warming on one surface. For distributors, it fits many kitchen layouts and simplifies installation.
Typical buyers include
Restaurant and café equipment wholesalers
Food truck and kiosk operators
Project contractors for canteens and hotels
You avoid gas piping in many locations.
Staff can plug in and start quickly.
Electric control supports stable heat.
The plate holds heat for repeatable browning.
You can stage multiple items on one surface.
Operators reduce pan changes and wait time.
It fits prep lines, kiosks, and mobile setups.
You add capacity without a full range.
It supports menu expansion with low space use.
Practical width for mid-volume service.
Easy to position on standard counters.
Works well as an add-on cooking station.
You can run different heat levels on one plate.
Operators cook eggs and burgers together.
You reduce overcooking and waste.
Grease channel supports clean operation.
Collection tray speeds up end-of-day work.
Smooth surfaces help wipe down quickly.
These are common planning ranges for a 530mm countertop electric griddle. Final specs depend on plate thickness and heating design.
Plate width: 530 mm
Voltage options: 220–240 V or 110–120 V (by order)
Power (typical): ~2.0–4.5 kW (configuration dependent)
Warm-up time (typical): ~8–20 minutes (ambient + plate dependent)
Best-fit use: cafés, canteens, food trucks, and QSR backlines
| Item | Standard Options | What You Benefit From |
|---|---|---|
| Installation | Countertop | Flexible placement for projects |
| Heating | Electric elements | Stable heat without gas lines |
| Plate | Smooth steel top | Strong sear and easy scraping |
| Controls | Thermostat knobs | Simple operator training |
| Splash guard | 3-side guard | Cleaner work area |
| Grease handling | Trough + tray | Faster cleanup and less mess |
A commercial unit targets higher duty cycles than home models. It focuses on thermal stability and easier service access. It also supports heavier cleaning routines.
You can cook multiple portions per cycle.
Throughput depends on menu and operator flow.
The wide plate reduces batch switching.
You should set internal SOPs for cooking and holding temperatures. You should train staff to use a calibrated thermometer. For safe minimum internal temperatures, reference USDA FSIS: 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
Voltage and plug types for your region
Surface finish options (by MOQ)
Spare parts kit option for after-sales support
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, voltage, volume | Matched configuration proposal |
| Quotation | MOQ or forecast | Tiered pricing and lead time |
| OEM details | Logo, carton, manuals | OEM/ODM design layout |
| Delivery | EXW / FOB / CIF | Packing and shipping plan |
You can sell this model into:
Cafés and breakfast shops
Canteens and school kitchens
Food trucks and kiosks
Hotel back-of-house prep lines
It cooks on a smooth heated plate. It supports eggs, burgers, pancakes, and grilled sandwiches.
Electric units simplify installation in many locations. They also offer stable thermostat control.
It refers to the plate width. It suits mid-volume service and compact kitchen lines.
Yes. You can specify your market voltage and plug. This helps you reduce conversion issues.
Scrape residue while warm, then wipe. Empty the grease tray and follow your kitchen SOPs.
Thicker plates hold heat better. They can improve consistency during rush periods.
Yes. You can request branding, cartons, and manuals. OEM/ODM depends on MOQ and requirements.
Use foam protection, reinforced cartons, and palletizing. Clear handling marks also help.
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