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With the Winco NGGD-48M 48-Inch Wide Spectrum Gas Griddle, you get four separate heat zones that make it easy to cook separate orders and at different temperatures. Features include a polished steel griddle plate, splashguards, adjustable feet, and a standing pilot ignition system. Use the griddle to cook up burgers, eggs, sandwiches, home fries, and more in your cafeteria, restaurant, or grocery store.
| SKU | NGGD-48M |
| Manufacturer | Winco |
| Weight (Lbs) | 348.33 |
| Units of measure | EA |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Type Filter | Griddle |
Its 48-inch surface is divided into four separate heat zones, each with its own control knob. This convenient design lets you prepare multiple orders simultaneously all from the same station. Not only is this convenient, but it will also help you fill orders more quickly.
Built with busy kitchens in mind, the griddle features a durable stainless steel insulate double-wall body, including splashguards and adjustable feet. Stainless steel resists corrosion and grease damage, wipes clean easily, and adds a modern style to any kitchen.
The griddle surface is topped with a ½-inch polished steel griddle plate. Not only is the surface easy to clean, but it also heats up evenly. This makes cooking easier and more consistent.
This innovative griddle sits atop four legs with non-skid feet. The legs adjust so that you can create an ergonomic cooking station for your kitchen. Since each leg adjusts separately, you can also balance the griddle on an uneven countertop.
$846.66/Item
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