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GF-545
JIEGUAN
A commercial deep gas fryer is a restaurant fryer that heats oil using gas burners. A single-tank design focuses on simplicity and service speed. It fits kitchens that want strong output without multiple vats.
Common buyers
Restaurant equipment wholesalers and distributors
Quick-service restaurants, diners, and snack shops
Catering kitchens and food court operators
Gas burners recover temperature quickly.
You keep crisp texture during rush periods.
Operators reduce wait time between baskets.
One tank simplifies daily routines.
Staff learn controls quickly.
Fewer parts can reduce service complexity.
Great for fries, chicken, and appetizers.
Supports predictable portioning.
Helps kitchens standardize cooking time.
Tank supports repeated cycles throughout the day.
Smooth surfaces help operators clean faster.
Practical depth supports common basket sizes.
Thermostat control supports repeatable frying.
High-limit protection helps reduce overheating risk.
Stable controls improve operator confidence.
Crumb and sediment removal supports oil life.
Drain design helps speed up filtering.
Daily cleaning reduces smoke and off-flavors.
These are common planning ranges for a single-tank restaurant gas fryer. Final specifications depend on tank size, burner design, and market requirements.
Tank count: 1
Oil capacity (planning range): ~10–25 L (tank dependent)
Output (typical): ~60,000–120,000 BTU/hr (model dependent)
Fuel options: LPG or Natural Gas
Warm-up time (typical): ~8–15 minutes (oil volume dependent)
Best-fit sites: QSR, snack shops, diners, catering prep
| Item | Standard Options | Notes for Importers |
|---|---|---|
| Tank | Single vat | Simple operation and service |
| Fuel | LPG / NG | Match local supply and fittings |
| Heating | Gas burners | Fast recovery during rush |
| Controls | Thermostat knob | Repeatable setpoints |
| Basket | Single or dual basket (option) | Match menu workflow |
| Drain | Front/valve drain (common) | Faster oil changes |
Commercial fryers target heavy daily use and quick recovery. They focus on stable temperature and safer workflow. They also support easier cleaning and service access.
Oil temperature stability drives crispness.
Basket loading changes cook time.
Filtration improves flavor consistency.
You should set SOPs for safe cooking and holding. Train staff to measure internal temperatures where required. 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
LPG or Natural Gas configuration
Region-specific fittings (as required)
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, 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 fryer to:
Fries and chicken shops
Burger and sandwich restaurants
Cafés and snack bars
Catering and banquet prep
It fries food in hot oil heated by gas burners. It suits fries, chicken, and appetizers.
It simplifies operation and training. It also fits smaller kitchens and focused menus.
Yes. You can specify LPG or NG for your destination market and installation needs.
Oil capacity depends on tank size. Many units fall within common restaurant ranges.
Filter oil regularly and remove crumbs daily. Avoid overheating and follow safe temperature settings.
Thermostat control and high-limit protection help. Proper ventilation and staff training also matter.
Yes. You can request logo labels, cartons, and manuals based on MOQ and requirements.
Foam protection, reinforced cartons, and palletizing help. Handling marks also reduce transit risk.
A commercial deep gas fryer is a restaurant fryer that heats oil using gas burners. A single-tank design focuses on simplicity and service speed. It fits kitchens that want strong output without multiple vats.
Common buyers
Restaurant equipment wholesalers and distributors
Quick-service restaurants, diners, and snack shops
Catering kitchens and food court operators
Gas burners recover temperature quickly.
You keep crisp texture during rush periods.
Operators reduce wait time between baskets.
One tank simplifies daily routines.
Staff learn controls quickly.
Fewer parts can reduce service complexity.
Great for fries, chicken, and appetizers.
Supports predictable portioning.
Helps kitchens standardize cooking time.
Tank supports repeated cycles throughout the day.
Smooth surfaces help operators clean faster.
Practical depth supports common basket sizes.
Thermostat control supports repeatable frying.
High-limit protection helps reduce overheating risk.
Stable controls improve operator confidence.
Crumb and sediment removal supports oil life.
Drain design helps speed up filtering.
Daily cleaning reduces smoke and off-flavors.
These are common planning ranges for a single-tank restaurant gas fryer. Final specifications depend on tank size, burner design, and market requirements.
Tank count: 1
Oil capacity (planning range): ~10–25 L (tank dependent)
Output (typical): ~60,000–120,000 BTU/hr (model dependent)
Fuel options: LPG or Natural Gas
Warm-up time (typical): ~8–15 minutes (oil volume dependent)
Best-fit sites: QSR, snack shops, diners, catering prep
| Item | Standard Options | Notes for Importers |
|---|---|---|
| Tank | Single vat | Simple operation and service |
| Fuel | LPG / NG | Match local supply and fittings |
| Heating | Gas burners | Fast recovery during rush |
| Controls | Thermostat knob | Repeatable setpoints |
| Basket | Single or dual basket (option) | Match menu workflow |
| Drain | Front/valve drain (common) | Faster oil changes |
Commercial fryers target heavy daily use and quick recovery. They focus on stable temperature and safer workflow. They also support easier cleaning and service access.
Oil temperature stability drives crispness.
Basket loading changes cook time.
Filtration improves flavor consistency.
You should set SOPs for safe cooking and holding. Train staff to measure internal temperatures where required. 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
LPG or Natural Gas configuration
Region-specific fittings (as required)
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, 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 fryer to:
Fries and chicken shops
Burger and sandwich restaurants
Cafés and snack bars
Catering and banquet prep
It fries food in hot oil heated by gas burners. It suits fries, chicken, and appetizers.
It simplifies operation and training. It also fits smaller kitchens and focused menus.
Yes. You can specify LPG or NG for your destination market and installation needs.
Oil capacity depends on tank size. Many units fall within common restaurant ranges.
Filter oil regularly and remove crumbs daily. Avoid overheating and follow safe temperature settings.
Thermostat control and high-limit protection help. Proper ventilation and staff training also matter.
Yes. You can request logo labels, cartons, and manuals based on MOQ and requirements.
Foam protection, reinforced cartons, and palletizing help. Handling marks also reduce transit risk.