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Commercial charbroilers and gas grills are specified by cooking surface, heat recovery, gas type and pressure, grease management, ventilation and the amount of grill production required during the peak ticket window. The cookline layout must also leave enough landing and service space for safe high-heat operation.

HSYL publishes the CK-HC6035G 600-Series Desktop Gas Barbecue Grill as a compact commercial grill platform. Final gas nozzles, pressure and dimensions should be confirmed against the destination and ordered configuration.

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EquipmentProduct CodeProject Fit / Published ReferenceProduct Page
600 Series Desktop Gas Barbecue GrillCK-HC6035GPublished configuration: 5.0 kW gas power; net size 350 × 600 × 415 mm; packing size 438 × 688 × 574 mm.View model

How to Specify the Right Configuration

DecisionWhat to Confirm
Cooking surfaceMatch grate width and usable zones to the peak number of steaks, proteins or vegetables cooked concurrently.
Gas family & pressureThe CK-HC6035G page lists multiple gas source/pressure values; confirm the final nozzle and regulator specification for the destination.
Heat recoverySize the grill from peak ticket volume so the surface can recover between loads.
Grease managementPlan drip collection, cleaning access and the surrounding non-combustible work area.
VentilationHigh-heat, grease-producing grill equipment normally requires dedicated capture and fire-safety coordination.
Cookline integrationConfirm adjacent fryers, ranges, refrigerated chef bases and landing space before fixing the module width.

Typical Applications

  • Steak and grill restaurants
  • Hotel all-day dining kitchens
  • Burger and casual dining concepts
  • Open-kitchen hot lines
  • Canteen grill stations
  • Multi-site restaurant cookline packages

Engineering & Procurement Notes

  • CK-HC6035G publishes a 5.0 kW gas configuration with a 350 × 600 × 415 mm net size and 438 × 688 × 574 mm packing size.
  • The source page lists gas source values 20Y / 12T / 6R and corresponding pressure values 2800 / 2000 / 1000 Pa; final destination configuration must be confirmed before ordering.
  • HSYL cooking-equipment selection is framed around duty cycle, energy source, ventilation and service access.

Information Required for an Accurate RFQ

  • Application, menu or ware type and the peak operating duty.
  • Required capacity or batch/rack/production schedule.
  • Available utilities: voltage, phase, frequency, gas/steam/water data where relevant.
  • Installation space, access route and floor plan if available.
  • Destination market and any required compliance/documentation scope.
  • Required quantity, accessories, spare parts and target project schedule.

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FAQ

Commercial Charbroilers & Gas Grills Questions

What is the difference between a charbroiler and a flat-top griddle?

A charbroiler cooks through an open grate above the heat source and produces direct grill marking, while a griddle uses a solid heated plate. The correct station follows the menu rather than the footprint alone.

What gas pressure does the CK-HC6035G require?

The current HSYL page lists multiple gas-source and pressure combinations. Confirm the destination gas family, regulator and exact pressure on the final technical sheet before installation.

How should a commercial charbroiler be sized?

Count the maximum products that must be grilled at once, expected cook time, recovery between batches and the peak ticket window. Add growth margin rather than sizing from average covers.

Does a gas charbroiler need a hood?

Grease-producing high-heat equipment normally requires mechanical capture and fire-safety coordination. Final requirements depend on local code and the complete cookline.

Can HSYL configure grill modules into a 700/900-series cookline?

HSYL publishes modular 700/900-series cookline systems and project engineering. The final integration depends on module depth, gas manifold, hood, landing space and adjacent equipment.

What should be included in the RFQ?

Provide grill menu, peak covers, preferred surface width, gas type/pressure, hood data if available, installation space, destination and quantity.

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