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DF-32A
JIEGUAN
An electric fryer is a hot-oil cooking appliance powered by electric heating elements. It maintains a set temperature for repeatable frying performance. A two-tank design supports parallel cooking and better product separation.
Why this model matters for your buyers
You can fry two products at the same time.
You can reduce flavor transfer between foods.
You can extend oil usability with on-board filtering.
Higher throughput: Two tanks support parallel batch flow.
Cleaner oil management: Built-in filtration helps reduce crumbs and sediment.
More consistent output: Digital control supports repeatable temperature settings.
Lower operating hassle: Faster filtering improves daily workflow.
OEM/ODM ready: You can build private-label SKUs for your market.
You get two independent frying zones in one footprint. This supports busy stores with limited space.
You set precise temperatures and manage repeatability. It helps you reduce operator variation.
Filtering removes crumbs that accelerate oil breakdown. Your customers can maintain quality longer.
Stainless housing supports daily cleaning. It also improves durability in high-traffic kitchens.
This model suits:
Quick-service restaurants
Fried chicken and snack shops
Food courts and convenience kitchens
Catering lines and central kitchens
Common buyers
Importers and distributors
Restaurant groups and franchises
Foodservice equipment wholesalers
Project kitchen contractors
Final configuration can match your destination standards. Share your voltage, tank size target, and compliance needs.
| Item | Reference Configuration | Custom Options |
|---|---|---|
| Configuration | Vertical double tank | Other layouts available |
| Control | Digital computer control | Presets / timers option |
| Filtration | Integrated oil filter system | Filter type variations |
| Heating | Electric heating elements | Higher power versions |
| Safety | Overheat protection (typical) | Extra safety options |
| Material | Stainless steel body | Thickness and finish |
| Voltage / frequency | 220–240V common | 110V, 50/60Hz options |
| Branding | Jieguan standard | OEM logo + carton artwork |
Destination country and plug type
Daily output goal and product mix
Preferred tank sizing and filtration workflow
Labeling, manuals, and compliance requirements
A digital filter fryer is a temperature-controlled hot-oil system with built-in filtration. It helps maintain oil quality while improving batch consistency.
Common frying range: 160–190°C (320–374°F) for many foods.
Typical batch time: 2–6 minutes, product dependent.
Filtration after service helps reduce sediment buildup that darkens oil.
Many chains plan one tank per major product line at peak.
Daily crumb removal supports longer oil life.
Basic spares to stock: controller parts, switches, and indicator lamps.
Use one tank for fries and one for protein. You reduce flavor transfer and workflow clashes.
Higher power improves heat recovery after loading. This helps rush-hour performance.
Voltage and frequency vary by country. Confirm plug type before order placement.
Jieguan supports customization for wholesale channels.
OEM options
Logo plate, panel marking, and carton artwork
Multi-language manuals and safety labels
Voltage, wiring, and plug adaptation
Spare parts kit for distributor after-sales
ODM options
Tank layout and housing adjustments
Control interface and preset workflow design
Filtration configuration changes for your market
Let oil cool to a safe level before filtering.
Filter regularly to reduce carbonized crumbs.
Clean baskets and tank areas after each shift.
Inspect electrical connections on a planned schedule.
For food-service sanitation and safe temperature practices, refer to 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 consolidation for distributors
Send your market, voltage, and order quantity.
Confirm tank configuration and filtration needs.
Review quotation and production schedule.
Approve OEM artwork for private label orders.
Arrange inspection and shipment terms.
It is used for parallel frying in commercial kitchens. It helps increase speed and menu flexibility.
It removes crumbs and sediment that degrade oil. This supports more consistent taste and color.
Yes. Precise settings reduce operator variation. Stores can follow the same frying targets.
Yes. You can separate products to reduce flavor transfer and workflow conflicts.
Many foods fry well between 160–190°C. You should test your specific menu items.
Yes. You can customize logos, cartons, manuals, and label languages.
Often yes. Share your voltage, frequency, and plug type for confirmation.
Provide voltage, tank sizing needs, order quantity, and destination requirements.
An electric fryer is a hot-oil cooking appliance powered by electric heating elements. It maintains a set temperature for repeatable frying performance. A two-tank design supports parallel cooking and better product separation.
Why this model matters for your buyers
You can fry two products at the same time.
You can reduce flavor transfer between foods.
You can extend oil usability with on-board filtering.
Higher throughput: Two tanks support parallel batch flow.
Cleaner oil management: Built-in filtration helps reduce crumbs and sediment.
More consistent output: Digital control supports repeatable temperature settings.
Lower operating hassle: Faster filtering improves daily workflow.
OEM/ODM ready: You can build private-label SKUs for your market.
You get two independent frying zones in one footprint. This supports busy stores with limited space.
You set precise temperatures and manage repeatability. It helps you reduce operator variation.
Filtering removes crumbs that accelerate oil breakdown. Your customers can maintain quality longer.
Stainless housing supports daily cleaning. It also improves durability in high-traffic kitchens.
This model suits:
Quick-service restaurants
Fried chicken and snack shops
Food courts and convenience kitchens
Catering lines and central kitchens
Common buyers
Importers and distributors
Restaurant groups and franchises
Foodservice equipment wholesalers
Project kitchen contractors
Final configuration can match your destination standards. Share your voltage, tank size target, and compliance needs.
| Item | Reference Configuration | Custom Options |
|---|---|---|
| Configuration | Vertical double tank | Other layouts available |
| Control | Digital computer control | Presets / timers option |
| Filtration | Integrated oil filter system | Filter type variations |
| Heating | Electric heating elements | Higher power versions |
| Safety | Overheat protection (typical) | Extra safety options |
| Material | Stainless steel body | Thickness and finish |
| Voltage / frequency | 220–240V common | 110V, 50/60Hz options |
| Branding | Jieguan standard | OEM logo + carton artwork |
Destination country and plug type
Daily output goal and product mix
Preferred tank sizing and filtration workflow
Labeling, manuals, and compliance requirements
A digital filter fryer is a temperature-controlled hot-oil system with built-in filtration. It helps maintain oil quality while improving batch consistency.
Common frying range: 160–190°C (320–374°F) for many foods.
Typical batch time: 2–6 minutes, product dependent.
Filtration after service helps reduce sediment buildup that darkens oil.
Many chains plan one tank per major product line at peak.
Daily crumb removal supports longer oil life.
Basic spares to stock: controller parts, switches, and indicator lamps.
Use one tank for fries and one for protein. You reduce flavor transfer and workflow clashes.
Higher power improves heat recovery after loading. This helps rush-hour performance.
Voltage and frequency vary by country. Confirm plug type before order placement.
Jieguan supports customization for wholesale channels.
OEM options
Logo plate, panel marking, and carton artwork
Multi-language manuals and safety labels
Voltage, wiring, and plug adaptation
Spare parts kit for distributor after-sales
ODM options
Tank layout and housing adjustments
Control interface and preset workflow design
Filtration configuration changes for your market
Let oil cool to a safe level before filtering.
Filter regularly to reduce carbonized crumbs.
Clean baskets and tank areas after each shift.
Inspect electrical connections on a planned schedule.
For food-service sanitation and safe temperature practices, refer to 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 consolidation for distributors
Send your market, voltage, and order quantity.
Confirm tank configuration and filtration needs.
Review quotation and production schedule.
Approve OEM artwork for private label orders.
Arrange inspection and shipment terms.
It is used for parallel frying in commercial kitchens. It helps increase speed and menu flexibility.
It removes crumbs and sediment that degrade oil. This supports more consistent taste and color.
Yes. Precise settings reduce operator variation. Stores can follow the same frying targets.
Yes. You can separate products to reduce flavor transfer and workflow conflicts.
Many foods fry well between 160–190°C. You should test your specific menu items.
Yes. You can customize logos, cartons, manuals, and label languages.
Often yes. Share your voltage, frequency, and plug type for confirmation.
Provide voltage, tank sizing needs, order quantity, and destination requirements.