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Learn how to avoid costly mistakes when buying commercial kitchen equipment. Essential advice for restaurants, bars and catering businesses.
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Save money and operate efficiently by investing in second-hand hospitality equipment — a smart, practical and sustainable solution for your business.
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nov
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Find out what a convection oven is, its advantages and why it is essential for your hospitality business. See the best models available!
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Find how to choose the perfect juice machine for your hospitality business. We explain the key aspects to consider: production capacity, type of ...
nov
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Dive into the world of water and oil fryers and discover how these innovative machines can revolutionize your kitchen. From health benefits to ...
may
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In the hospitality industry, choosing the right machinery can make a difference in the efficiency of your business. Discover how to select the ...

The oven is the technological heart of the modern kitchen. It's no longer just about heating, but controlling humidity, temperature, and time with millimeter precision. In this category, you will find everything from the versatility of convection and combi ovens (ideal for gastronomy) to the specific power of pizza and bakery ovens or the unmistakable charcoal cooking of charcoal ovens. Equip your business with machinery that guarantees consistent results in every service.
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Speed and homogeneity are key in daily service. Our convection ovens use powerful turbines to distribute heat evenly, allowing cooking on multiple levels at once without odor mixing. They are the base tool for roasting, gratinating, and regenerating dishes in any restaurant or cafe.
For those seeking total control, MyChef ovens represent the avant-garde. These combi ovens combine dry heat and steam, allowing for low-temperature cooking, sous-vide, and smart self-cleaning. Their compact and efficient technology makes them the perfect solution for kitchens with limited space but high gastronomic demands.
The perfect pizza requires extreme temperatures. Our industrial pizza ovens, whether electric or gas, reach temperatures exceeding 350-400ºC. Equipped with a refractory stone hearth, they guarantee that characteristic crispy base, from compact single-chamber models to high-production conveyor ovens.
Bread and delicate pastries need special treatment. Bread ovens are designed for 60x40 cm trays and usually feature humidifiers to generate the necessary steam that gives shine and crust to the bread. Their airflow is gentler to prevent dough from collapsing during cooking.
The gastronomic trend of the moment. Charcoal ovens allow cooking with charcoal inside a closed chamber. This not only provides unmatched smoky flavor but also seals food faster than an open grill, keeping meat and vegetable juices inside.
Forget about untimely schedules. Proofers control temperature and humidity so that the dough rises at the exact moment. They are the indispensable complement under the bakery oven, allowing production scheduling and ensuring constant volume in croissants and loaves.
An oven without proper support loses efficiency. Equip yourself with Gastronorm (GN) or pastry (60x40) trays made of suitable materials (aluminum, perforated, non-stick). To move large productions, rack trolleys are vital, allowing you to remove 10 or 20 levels from the oven at once and let them cool neatly.
Convection ovens only use ventilated hot air (dry heat). Combi ovens can inject steam into the chamber. This allows three modes: convection (roasting), steam (vegetables, steamed fish), and mixed (air + steam), ideal for juicy meats or bakery requiring moisture.
If it is a combi oven or has a humidifier function (common in bakery), yes, it needs water intake and drainage. Basic convection ovens or electric pizza ovens generally do not require a water connection, simplifying installation.
Refractory stone has the ability to accumulate a lot of heat and release it suddenly upon contact with cold dough, while absorbing moisture. This ensures the pizza base becomes crispy in a few minutes, mimicking a wood-fired oven floor.
Apart from daily ash cleaning, it is vital to clean the firewall and flue pipe weekly. Accumulated grease in the flue is flammable and is the main cause of duct fires. You should also check the condition of the interior racks.
You can, but it is not ideal due to size. Standard bakery trays are 60x40 cm (Euronorm), while gastronomic ones (GN 1/1) are 53x32 cm. If you are going to bake bread professionally, choose an oven with guides for 60x40.
It is a system where the oven cleans itself using specific detergent tablets. The oven heats water, dissolves the soap, recirculates it through the chamber with the turbine, and then rinses. It saves a lot of staff time at the end of service.
A good industrial pizza oven takes between 45 and 60 minutes to reach 350ºC and stabilize the stone temperature. It is recommended to turn it on an hour before service so the stone is saturated with heat when inserting the first pizza.
Leaving dough "out" depends on the weather (humidity and ambient temperature), giving irregular results. The proofer creates a constant microclimate (e.g., 28ºC and 80% humidity), ensuring the dough always rises consistently and in the expected time, without drying out.
The culinary result is identical (hot air). Gas is usually cheaper in consumption for large ovens (10-20 trays) but requires certified installation and more complex smoke extraction. Electric is easier to install and maintain in small ovens (4-6 trays).
Limescale is the number one enemy of steam ovens. It clogs injectors and coats heating elements, causing serious breakdowns. If water in your area is hard, it is mandatory to install a water softener before the oven's water inlet to maintain the warranty.
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