Commercial Chicken Roll Waffle Maker

A 3,000 W machine with five cavities, each 200 × 60 × 30 mm. That geometry is the point: one cavity holds one rolled snack, so five rolls come off a cycle and each one is the same size as the next, which is what a display counter needs.

The 3,000 W is there because the cavities are large and close together. Heating a 200 mm long mould takes real output; a smaller element would leave the ends of the roll pale while the middle browned.

It is used for chicken rolls, sausage rolls and barbecue cake rolls at snack counters and tea shops. It bakes; the finished rolls then go under a warming lamp if they wait for sale.

Five Cavities Sized for a Roll

• 200 × 60 × 30 mm cavities: a roll shape, not a round waffle, so the product comes out uniform and easy to wrap.
• 3,000 W: the output needed to heat five long moulds evenly to 250°C.
• 50–250°C control: lower settings for a soft roll that folds, higher for a crisp shell.
• 15 kg body: stable on a counter while a hot plate is opened and closed through service.

Key Specifications

• Power: 3,000 W, 110/220 V, 50/60 Hz
• Temperature range: 50–250°C
• Cavities: five, each 200 × 60 × 30 mm
• Product size: 400 × 360 × 300 mm
• Weight: 15 kg net, 19 kg gross
• Packing: export carton 450 × 380 × 320 mm
• Variants: two and five cavity versions are built on the same cavity size — compare in the images below

Build Details

The plate and housing are thickened stainless steel, and the control panel is sealed against batter and steam, which is the usual failure point on snack machines in daily use.

A temperature dial and timer sit on the front. The plate opens flat, so one person can fill five cavities in a single pass and close the lid without repositioning.

Where It Works

• Snack counters selling rolled waffles
• Bubble tea and dessert shops
• Bakery counters adding a hot item
• Event stands with a fixed menu

Dimensions and Packing

Product size 400 × 360 × 300 mm. Net weight 15 kg, gross 19 kg. Export carton 450 × 380 × 320 mm. Cavity configuration and plug type are confirmed against the quotation.