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GB-800
JIEGUAN
A gas kebab machine is a vertical rotisserie that roasts stacked meat beside radiant gas burners. Operators slice cooked outer layers while the core continues roasting. This equipment supports quick portions and steady output in high-turn kitchens.
Best-fit buyers
Restaurant equipment wholesalers and distributors
Kebab, doner, gyro, and shawarma takeaway brands
Catering kitchens, food courts, and hotel outlets
You adjust each burner to match the meat stack.
You manage browning without overcooking edges.
You reduce waste from inconsistent roasting.
Gas burners recover heat quickly after loading.
You maintain output during peak periods.
Operators respond fast with simple knobs.
Staff slice to order and serve immediately.
You avoid holding sliced meat too long.
The front display supports impulse purchases.
Supports multi-zone roasting control.
Helps improve surface color consistency.
Suits medium-volume takeaway operations.
Rotation supports even browning.
Stable turning improves slicing rhythm.
Motor-driven systems reduce operator effort.
Drip tray helps collect grease safely.
Smooth panels wipe down quickly.
Removable parts simplify daily sanitation.
These are common planning ranges for a 3-burner vertical rotisserie. Final specifications depend on fuel type and configuration.
Burners: 3 independent heat zones
Typical meat load (planning range): ~8–25 kg (stack dependent)
Throughput (planning range): ~15–60 portions/hour (operator dependent)
Fuel options: LPG or Natural Gas
Best-fit sites: takeaway counters, food courts, catering kitchens
| Item | Standard Options | Notes for Importers |
|---|---|---|
| Burner count | 3 | Zoned control for roast balance |
| Fuel | LPG / NG | Match local supply and fittings |
| Body material | Stainless steel / coated metal | Choose by cleaning needs and budget |
| Rotation | Motor-driven (common) | Supports even browning |
| Drip handling | Drip tray | Controls grease and cleanup |
| Controls | Manual knobs | Easy training for staff |
You should set SOPs for cooking and hot holding. Train staff to verify internal temperatures with a thermometer. 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 channels
Multi-language manuals and packing marks
LPG or Natural Gas configuration
Region-specific fittings (as required)
Optional spare parts kit for distributors
Standard export carton with foam protection
Reinforced corners for long-distance transport
Palletizing plan for container loading efficiency
| Ordering Step | What You Provide | What You Receive |
|---|---|---|
| Requirements | Market, fuel type, volume | Matched configuration proposal |
| Quotation | MOQ or forecast | Tiered pricing and lead time |
| OEM details | Logo, carton, manuals | OEM/ODM layout proposal |
| Delivery | EXW / FOB / CIF | Packing and shipping plan |
You can supply this model to:
Kebab and doner takeaway shops
Gyro restaurants and shawarma counters
Food courts and mall kiosks
Catering kitchens and banquet prep
Confirm gas type (LPG or NG) before ordering.
Confirm local gas fittings and pressure requirements.
Plan meat load by outlet volume and peak hour demand.
Train staff on slicing technique and cleaning routines.
It roasts stacked meat on a vertical spit using gas burners. Staff slice cooked layers during service.
Three burners provide zoned heat control. You can match heat to stack size and service speed.
Yes. You can specify LPG or NG based on your destination market and installation needs.
Capacity depends on the meat stack diameter and density. Many setups handle medium commercial loads.
Yes. Rotation supports even browning and stable slicing. It helps reduce hot spots.
Clean the drip tray daily and wipe panels. Inspect burners and gas connections on a schedule.
Yes. You can request logo labels, cartons, and manuals based on MOQ and requirements.
Use foam protection and reinforced cartons. Palletizing and handling marks also reduce transit risk.
A gas kebab machine is a vertical rotisserie that roasts stacked meat beside radiant gas burners. Operators slice cooked outer layers while the core continues roasting. This equipment supports quick portions and steady output in high-turn kitchens.
Best-fit buyers
Restaurant equipment wholesalers and distributors
Kebab, doner, gyro, and shawarma takeaway brands
Catering kitchens, food courts, and hotel outlets
You adjust each burner to match the meat stack.
You manage browning without overcooking edges.
You reduce waste from inconsistent roasting.
Gas burners recover heat quickly after loading.
You maintain output during peak periods.
Operators respond fast with simple knobs.
Staff slice to order and serve immediately.
You avoid holding sliced meat too long.
The front display supports impulse purchases.
Supports multi-zone roasting control.
Helps improve surface color consistency.
Suits medium-volume takeaway operations.
Rotation supports even browning.
Stable turning improves slicing rhythm.
Motor-driven systems reduce operator effort.
Drip tray helps collect grease safely.
Smooth panels wipe down quickly.
Removable parts simplify daily sanitation.
These are common planning ranges for a 3-burner vertical rotisserie. Final specifications depend on fuel type and configuration.
Burners: 3 independent heat zones
Typical meat load (planning range): ~8–25 kg (stack dependent)
Throughput (planning range): ~15–60 portions/hour (operator dependent)
Fuel options: LPG or Natural Gas
Best-fit sites: takeaway counters, food courts, catering kitchens
| Item | Standard Options | Notes for Importers |
|---|---|---|
| Burner count | 3 | Zoned control for roast balance |
| Fuel | LPG / NG | Match local supply and fittings |
| Body material | Stainless steel / coated metal | Choose by cleaning needs and budget |
| Rotation | Motor-driven (common) | Supports even browning |
| Drip handling | Drip tray | Controls grease and cleanup |
| Controls | Manual knobs | Easy training for staff |
You should set SOPs for cooking and hot holding. Train staff to verify internal temperatures with a thermometer. 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 channels
Multi-language manuals and packing marks
LPG or Natural Gas configuration
Region-specific fittings (as required)
Optional spare parts kit for distributors
Standard export carton with foam protection
Reinforced corners for long-distance transport
Palletizing plan for container loading efficiency
| Ordering Step | What You Provide | What You Receive |
|---|---|---|
| Requirements | Market, fuel type, volume | Matched configuration proposal |
| Quotation | MOQ or forecast | Tiered pricing and lead time |
| OEM details | Logo, carton, manuals | OEM/ODM layout proposal |
| Delivery | EXW / FOB / CIF | Packing and shipping plan |
You can supply this model to:
Kebab and doner takeaway shops
Gyro restaurants and shawarma counters
Food courts and mall kiosks
Catering kitchens and banquet prep
Confirm gas type (LPG or NG) before ordering.
Confirm local gas fittings and pressure requirements.
Plan meat load by outlet volume and peak hour demand.
Train staff on slicing technique and cleaning routines.
It roasts stacked meat on a vertical spit using gas burners. Staff slice cooked layers during service.
Three burners provide zoned heat control. You can match heat to stack size and service speed.
Yes. You can specify LPG or NG based on your destination market and installation needs.
Capacity depends on the meat stack diameter and density. Many setups handle medium commercial loads.
Yes. Rotation supports even browning and stable slicing. It helps reduce hot spots.
Clean the drip tray daily and wipe panels. Inspect burners and gas connections on a schedule.
Yes. You can request logo labels, cartons, and manuals based on MOQ and requirements.
Use foam protection and reinforced cartons. Palletizing and handling marks also reduce transit risk.