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An electric griddle is a flat cooking appliance that heats a metal plate with electric elements. It provides stable surface temperature for consistent results. This supports high-output service with fewer cooking errors.
Ideal for you if you need:
High repeatability for confirmed recipes
Compact countertop cooking capacity
A multi-menu station for breakfast and snacks
Stable cooking performance: Electric heating supports consistent plate temperature.
Higher throughput: Two plates help you serve more orders per hour.
Lower training cost: Straightforward operation helps new staff ramp faster.
Cleaner workflow: Nonstick surfaces speed up release and wiping.
OEM/ODM ready: You can build private-label SKUs for your market.
You can cook two items in parallel. This improves speed during peak queues.
Nonstick coating helps reduce sticking and tearing. It also reduces oil use in many menus.
Stainless construction supports daily wipe-down cleaning. It also fits front-of-house display lines.
You place it on prep counters or service stations. This saves floor space in small kitchens.
Use this unit for:
Pancakes, crepes, and wraps
Breakfast service lines
Café desserts and snack counters
Event catering stations
Common buyers include:
Importers and distributors
Café and dessert chain operators
Catering equipment suppliers
Foodservice equipment wholesalers
Reference configuration below. Final specs can match your country voltage and channel needs.
| Item | Reference Configuration | Custom Options |
|---|---|---|
| Product type | Countertop double plate unit | Single / multi-plate variants |
| Heating | Electric plate heating | Faster-recovery designs |
| Plate surface | Nonstick | Surface material options |
| Body | Stainless steel | Thickness and finish options |
| Control | Manual temperature control | Digital control / timer option |
| Power / voltage | 220–240V common | 110V, 50/60Hz options |
| Accessories | Basic tools (varies) | Spreaders, spatulas, spare kit |
| Branding | Jieguan standard | OEM logo + carton artwork |
Your destination country and plug type
Target plate size and daily output goal
Preferred control style and temperature range
Packaging level and spare parts expectations
A commercial griddle is a flat-surface cooker built for repeatable batches. Electric heating prioritizes temperature stability and simple operation.
Many cafés target 60–180 seconds per crepe, recipe dependent.
Double plates can support two operators or two menu items per station.
Service teams often plan daily wipe-down plus weekly deep cleaning.
Keep basic spare parts for field support (switches, knobs, indicator lamps).
Plan one spare set per 20–50 units, depending on service reach.
Standardize cleaning tools to protect nonstick coatings.
Pick a plate size that fits your standard crepe or pancake diameter. You reduce rework and waste.
Manual control suits simple menus. Digital control helps stores standardize output.
Voltage and frequency vary by market. Confirm them early to avoid delays at import.
Jieguan supports customization for wholesalers and brand owners.
OEM options
Logo plate, panel marking, and carton printing
Multi-language user manual and warning labels
Plug, wiring, and voltage adaptations
Accessory sets for retail-ready bundles
ODM options
Housing adjustments to match your product line
Plate layout changes for new SKUs
Control interface updates for your channel needs
Clean the plate when it cools to a safe level.
Use non-abrasive tools to protect the surface.
Wipe the stainless body after each service window.
Inspect power cord and controls on a planned schedule.
For safe cooking, hygiene, and operational guidance, use the U.S. FDA Food Code resource: https://www.fda.gov/food/fda-food-code/food-code-2022
Export packaging options
Foam-protected carton for standard routes
Optional wooden crate for long-distance shipping
Palletizing for container efficiency
B2B shipping support
Standard export documents for customs
Pre-shipment inspection coordination
Spare parts kit planning for distributor after-sales
Send your target market, quantity, and voltage standard.
Confirm configuration, plate size, and OEM requirements.
Review quotation and production schedule.
Approve artwork for private-label orders.
Arrange inspection and shipment terms.
To speed up your order, share:
Destination port and incoterm
Preferred packaging level
Local compliance and labeling needs
You can cook pancakes, crepes, eggs, wraps, and snacks. Menu fit depends on plate size.
You cook two items at once. This improves throughput and reduces customer wait time.
Often yes for pancakes and crepes. You still control oil based on your recipe.
Avoid metal scraping tools. Use soft pads and gentle cleaners for daily care.
Often yes. Share your voltage, frequency, and plug type for confirmation.
Yes. You can customize logos, cartons, manuals, and label languages.
Stock common wear parts and schedule regular cleaning. This helps reduce downtime.
Send plate size, target output, voltage standard, and destination market requirements.
An electric griddle is a flat cooking appliance that heats a metal plate with electric elements. It provides stable surface temperature for consistent results. This supports high-output service with fewer cooking errors.
Ideal for you if you need:
High repeatability for confirmed recipes
Compact countertop cooking capacity
A multi-menu station for breakfast and snacks
Stable cooking performance: Electric heating supports consistent plate temperature.
Higher throughput: Two plates help you serve more orders per hour.
Lower training cost: Straightforward operation helps new staff ramp faster.
Cleaner workflow: Nonstick surfaces speed up release and wiping.
OEM/ODM ready: You can build private-label SKUs for your market.
You can cook two items in parallel. This improves speed during peak queues.
Nonstick coating helps reduce sticking and tearing. It also reduces oil use in many menus.
Stainless construction supports daily wipe-down cleaning. It also fits front-of-house display lines.
You place it on prep counters or service stations. This saves floor space in small kitchens.
Use this unit for:
Pancakes, crepes, and wraps
Breakfast service lines
Café desserts and snack counters
Event catering stations
Common buyers include:
Importers and distributors
Café and dessert chain operators
Catering equipment suppliers
Foodservice equipment wholesalers
Reference configuration below. Final specs can match your country voltage and channel needs.
| Item | Reference Configuration | Custom Options |
|---|---|---|
| Product type | Countertop double plate unit | Single / multi-plate variants |
| Heating | Electric plate heating | Faster-recovery designs |
| Plate surface | Nonstick | Surface material options |
| Body | Stainless steel | Thickness and finish options |
| Control | Manual temperature control | Digital control / timer option |
| Power / voltage | 220–240V common | 110V, 50/60Hz options |
| Accessories | Basic tools (varies) | Spreaders, spatulas, spare kit |
| Branding | Jieguan standard | OEM logo + carton artwork |
Your destination country and plug type
Target plate size and daily output goal
Preferred control style and temperature range
Packaging level and spare parts expectations
A commercial griddle is a flat-surface cooker built for repeatable batches. Electric heating prioritizes temperature stability and simple operation.
Many cafés target 60–180 seconds per crepe, recipe dependent.
Double plates can support two operators or two menu items per station.
Service teams often plan daily wipe-down plus weekly deep cleaning.
Keep basic spare parts for field support (switches, knobs, indicator lamps).
Plan one spare set per 20–50 units, depending on service reach.
Standardize cleaning tools to protect nonstick coatings.
Pick a plate size that fits your standard crepe or pancake diameter. You reduce rework and waste.
Manual control suits simple menus. Digital control helps stores standardize output.
Voltage and frequency vary by market. Confirm them early to avoid delays at import.
Jieguan supports customization for wholesalers and brand owners.
OEM options
Logo plate, panel marking, and carton printing
Multi-language user manual and warning labels
Plug, wiring, and voltage adaptations
Accessory sets for retail-ready bundles
ODM options
Housing adjustments to match your product line
Plate layout changes for new SKUs
Control interface updates for your channel needs
Clean the plate when it cools to a safe level.
Use non-abrasive tools to protect the surface.
Wipe the stainless body after each service window.
Inspect power cord and controls on a planned schedule.
For safe cooking, hygiene, and operational guidance, use the U.S. FDA Food Code resource: https://www.fda.gov/food/fda-food-code/food-code-2022
Export packaging options
Foam-protected carton for standard routes
Optional wooden crate for long-distance shipping
Palletizing for container efficiency
B2B shipping support
Standard export documents for customs
Pre-shipment inspection coordination
Spare parts kit planning for distributor after-sales
Send your target market, quantity, and voltage standard.
Confirm configuration, plate size, and OEM requirements.
Review quotation and production schedule.
Approve artwork for private-label orders.
Arrange inspection and shipment terms.
To speed up your order, share:
Destination port and incoterm
Preferred packaging level
Local compliance and labeling needs
You can cook pancakes, crepes, eggs, wraps, and snacks. Menu fit depends on plate size.
You cook two items at once. This improves throughput and reduces customer wait time.
Often yes for pancakes and crepes. You still control oil based on your recipe.
Avoid metal scraping tools. Use soft pads and gentle cleaners for daily care.
Often yes. Share your voltage, frequency, and plug type for confirmation.
Yes. You can customize logos, cartons, manuals, and label languages.
Stock common wear parts and schedule regular cleaning. This helps reduce downtime.
Send plate size, target output, voltage standard, and destination market requirements.