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JIEGUAN
A commercial popcorn machine pops kernels in a heated kettle while a stir system improves heat distribution. A warming deck helps keep popcorn crisp during service. A display cabinet supports impulse buying with clear visibility.
Wholesale importers and distributors
Cinemas, kiosks, and concession operators
Event rental companies and caterers
OEM private-label snack equipment programs
8 oz typically refers to the kernel load per cycle.
Faster cycles support steady service at peak hours.
A stir system helps reduce unpopped kernels.
Electric power supports consistent heat control.
Toggle controls are easy for new staff.
Indicator lights reduce operating mistakes.
Clear panels support product display.
Internal light improves shelf appeal.
Door and scoop access speeds serving.
Smooth surfaces help wipe-down routines.
Crumb tray options reduce cabinet mess.
Kettle access supports faster end-of-day cleaning.
Kettle capacity (oz): kernel load per popping cycle, not final popcorn volume.
Cycle time: minutes needed to finish one batch, including popping and dumping.
Holding time: how long popcorn stays crisp under warming conditions.
8 oz kettle size is a common concession format for busy counters.
Typical yield is about 10–12 quarts per batch (recipe dependent).
Many operators target 3–5 minute cycles for smooth queue flow.
A controlled holding zone can reduce stale product waste.
Your recipe changes output. Oil type, sugar, and humidity matter.
| Item | Standard / Options |
|---|---|
| Kettle size | 8 oz (kernel load per cycle) |
| Heating | Electric kettle heater |
| Stir system | Motor-driven stirring (common configuration) |
| Cabinet | Countertop display cabinet |
| Lighting | Internal warmer light (optional) |
| Warming | Warming deck / heated base (optional) |
| Materials | Stainless steel + tempered-glass style panels (by model) |
| Power | Configurable to market needs (confirm by quotation) |
| Plug | US/EU/UK/AU options (by destination) |
| Branding | OEM logo plate / label / carton printing |
Movie theaters and snack bars
Convenience stores and supermarkets
Stadium kiosks and festivals
School events and community venues
Salt popcorn
Kettle-style sweet popcorn (process dependent)
Flavored popcorn (with appropriate mixing workflow)
You can tailor the unit for your market and channel:
Voltage, plug type, and labeling language
Cabinet size and door style
Kettle coating option (by model)
Spare parts kit for after-sales support
Outer carton design for retail or wholesale
Target country and plug standard
Expected order quantity
Preferred cabinet size and color (if applicable)
Any compliance or documentation needs for import
Food equipment should match your local hygiene rules and cleaning procedures. For U.S. retail food operations, many buyers reference the FDA Food Code for sanitation practices and safe handling guidance: https://www.fda.gov/food/fda-food-code/food-code-2022
Preheat before the first batch.
Remove crumbs between rush periods.
Clean kettle surfaces after cooldown.
Keep scoops dry and dedicated to popcorn.
Export packing options include carton + foam or wooden crate.
Palletizing helps reduce cabinet damage in transit.
Mixed SKUs can ship in one container for distributors.
Spare parts bundles support local service teams.
You buy direct from a China-based manufacturer.
You can request OEM/ODM support for your channel.
You get export-oriented quoting and packaging workflows.
It usually refers to kernel load per popping cycle. Final popcorn volume depends on recipe.
Many operators see about 10–12 quarts per cycle. Oil and kernel grade affect yield.
Common options match your market’s standard. Share your country and plug type for setup.
Yes, the format fits concession counters. You can choose warming and light options.
Use a warming deck and avoid sealing hot popcorn in airtight bags. Rotate product by time.
Yes. You can add logo plates, labels, manuals, and custom cartons for distribution.
Many stock a kettle thermostat, stir motor parts, switches, and lamps. Ask for a parts list.
A commercial popcorn machine pops kernels in a heated kettle while a stir system improves heat distribution. A warming deck helps keep popcorn crisp during service. A display cabinet supports impulse buying with clear visibility.
Wholesale importers and distributors
Cinemas, kiosks, and concession operators
Event rental companies and caterers
OEM private-label snack equipment programs
8 oz typically refers to the kernel load per cycle.
Faster cycles support steady service at peak hours.
A stir system helps reduce unpopped kernels.
Electric power supports consistent heat control.
Toggle controls are easy for new staff.
Indicator lights reduce operating mistakes.
Clear panels support product display.
Internal light improves shelf appeal.
Door and scoop access speeds serving.
Smooth surfaces help wipe-down routines.
Crumb tray options reduce cabinet mess.
Kettle access supports faster end-of-day cleaning.
Kettle capacity (oz): kernel load per popping cycle, not final popcorn volume.
Cycle time: minutes needed to finish one batch, including popping and dumping.
Holding time: how long popcorn stays crisp under warming conditions.
8 oz kettle size is a common concession format for busy counters.
Typical yield is about 10–12 quarts per batch (recipe dependent).
Many operators target 3–5 minute cycles for smooth queue flow.
A controlled holding zone can reduce stale product waste.
Your recipe changes output. Oil type, sugar, and humidity matter.
| Item | Standard / Options |
|---|---|
| Kettle size | 8 oz (kernel load per cycle) |
| Heating | Electric kettle heater |
| Stir system | Motor-driven stirring (common configuration) |
| Cabinet | Countertop display cabinet |
| Lighting | Internal warmer light (optional) |
| Warming | Warming deck / heated base (optional) |
| Materials | Stainless steel + tempered-glass style panels (by model) |
| Power | Configurable to market needs (confirm by quotation) |
| Plug | US/EU/UK/AU options (by destination) |
| Branding | OEM logo plate / label / carton printing |
Movie theaters and snack bars
Convenience stores and supermarkets
Stadium kiosks and festivals
School events and community venues
Salt popcorn
Kettle-style sweet popcorn (process dependent)
Flavored popcorn (with appropriate mixing workflow)
You can tailor the unit for your market and channel:
Voltage, plug type, and labeling language
Cabinet size and door style
Kettle coating option (by model)
Spare parts kit for after-sales support
Outer carton design for retail or wholesale
Target country and plug standard
Expected order quantity
Preferred cabinet size and color (if applicable)
Any compliance or documentation needs for import
Food equipment should match your local hygiene rules and cleaning procedures. For U.S. retail food operations, many buyers reference the FDA Food Code for sanitation practices and safe handling guidance: https://www.fda.gov/food/fda-food-code/food-code-2022
Preheat before the first batch.
Remove crumbs between rush periods.
Clean kettle surfaces after cooldown.
Keep scoops dry and dedicated to popcorn.
Export packing options include carton + foam or wooden crate.
Palletizing helps reduce cabinet damage in transit.
Mixed SKUs can ship in one container for distributors.
Spare parts bundles support local service teams.
You buy direct from a China-based manufacturer.
You can request OEM/ODM support for your channel.
You get export-oriented quoting and packaging workflows.
It usually refers to kernel load per popping cycle. Final popcorn volume depends on recipe.
Many operators see about 10–12 quarts per cycle. Oil and kernel grade affect yield.
Common options match your market’s standard. Share your country and plug type for setup.
Yes, the format fits concession counters. You can choose warming and light options.
Use a warming deck and avoid sealing hot popcorn in airtight bags. Rotate product by time.
Yes. You can add logo plates, labels, manuals, and custom cartons for distribution.
Many stock a kettle thermostat, stir motor parts, switches, and lamps. Ask for a parts list.