Tap to expandElectric Shawarma Machine 3 Burner with Auto Rotating Rod
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Specifications
- SKU
- KKHE0249-E3B
- Category
- SHAWARMA MACHINE
- Power
- 6000W
- Weight
- 22kg
- HSN code
- 84198190
- GST
- 18%
Product Description
Three heating sections for your shawarma station.
Roast meat for your shawarma menu with the Kitchenary Kart 3 Burner Electric Shawarma Machine. Three vertically arranged heating sections face the auto rotating rod, helping brown the meat as it turns.
The 6 kW rated power and separate heat controls give restaurants, takeaway shops and cloud kitchens a dedicated commercial shawarma grill for preparing freshly sliced fillings.
Key Features
- Three Electric Heating Sections: The vertical arrangement provides heat at three levels along the meat stack.
- 6 kW Rated Power: Electric heating operates on a 220 V, 50 Hz supply.
- Auto Rotating Rod: Keeps the meat turning in front of the heaters for roasting on all sides.
- Separate Heat Controls: Three knobs, indicator lights and a listed 50°C to 300°C range help you manage the heating sections.
- Drip Collection Area: The base tray collects drips beneath the rod for easier cleanup after service.
Suitable for: Chicken shawarma, doner kebab and roasted meat for wraps, rolls and platters.
Care & Use: Ask an electrician to connect the machine to a supply suitable for 6 kW. Keep hands away from the heaters and rotating rod. Cook meat thoroughly before serving. Switch off, disconnect the power and allow the machine to cool before cleaning.
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- ★★★★★✓ Verified buyerReliable product
Fair quality for the price.
Bhavna Hegde · 05 Jun 2026 - ★★★★★✓ Verified buyer
Impressed with the quality. Heats up quickly and holds temperature through a busy service. Packaging was secure, arrived without damage.
Manish Patil · 27 Dec 2025
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