TILTING SKILLETS
The Legion Skittle® Cooker features electronic ignition, full body insulation, 11⁄ 2" draw off, 10 degree tilt, completely servicable from the front with 180° pan body rotation. It’s a no-boiler steamer, kettle, roaster, holding cabinet, skillet, griddle and it’s approved as a fryer, all in one!
• Capacity: 7.6 - 49 gallons • Heights: standard lid and lower lid • LPG available • UL (ANSI Z83.11 - including frying), NSF
Counter Round Tilting Skillet has one-piece coved corner, 10 gauge stainless steel pan with satin finish exterior and polished interior. The pan’s sides are sloped outward to facilitate access to the cooking surface. Skillet pan is mounted on side pivots to allow tilting for complete removal of contents by means of a tilting handle with heatproof knob.
• 16 gal. capacity • 30,000 BTU/hr. • LPG available • CSA International
Heavy-duty pan construction of 10 gauge stainless steel and a 5
" thick stainless steel
⁄8
clad plate providing a rigid flat cooking surface with improved heat distribution. Burners turn off automatically when pan is tilted from horizontal position. Standard with a heavy- duty spring assist cover, condensate vent, 60- minute mechanical timer, and pilotless ignition system.
• 30P-STGL (open leg), 30P-STGM (closed base): 36" wide, 37" high, 33" deep
• 93,000 BTU/hr. (30 gallon) ⁄4
• 40P-STGL (open leg), 40P-STGM (closed base): 46" wide, 391
• 126,000 BTU/hr. (40 gallon) • LPG available • CSA International, NSF
" high, 33" deep
One Tilting Skillet
in use for 6 hours per day
The Southbend heavy-duty steam line is durable and reliable, and the tilting skillets are no exception. The stainless steel bottom provides for even heat distribution and rapid cooking times. Southbend tilting skillets ensure food is heated thoroughly and consistently.
• Spring assisted hinged stainless steel cover
• Stainless steel bottom for even heat distribution
• Electric ignition is standard
• Model BGLTS/BELTS Tilting Skillet: - 30 gallon; 9" deep pan, 36" x 33" x 40" - 40 gallon; 9" deep pan, 48" x 33" x 40"
• Model BGLM/BCLM Tilting Skillet: 74" high x 36" wide x 37" deep
• LPG available • CSA International, UL, cUL
- 30 gallon, 100,000 BTU/hr. - 40 gallon, 120,000 BTU/hr.
V Series Tilting Braising Pans include stainless steel, fully welded one-piece design with coved corners, embossed gallon markings, pouring lip with strainer, pan support, watertight controls and enclosure, electronic ignition, stainless steel hinged cover with drip edge. Solid state temperature controls adjust from 50°F to 425°F.
• VG30: 30 gal. capacity 90,000 BTU/hr. • VG40: 40 gal. capacity 120,000 BTU/hr. • LPG available
32nd Edition FO
$2,574
$3,989
These operating costs are based on an average electric cost of 10.26 cents/kWh, including fuel cost, taxes and demand charges. The gas cost used is 91.5 cents/therm. (Your average may be higher or lower.) Costs are based on the national average commercial prices for 2010 as published in the Monthly Energy Review by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) – Energy Information Administration.
ODSERVICE GAS EQUIPMENT CATALOG 111
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