Grindmaster FMS705NAT Full Pot Fryer (Clearance) No. 1063838
Product Description
Engineered for busy commercial kitchens, the Grindmaster FMS705NAT natural gas floor model full pot fryer keeps pace with high-volume service. Its 70-lb oil capacity and five 30,000 BTU tube burners (150,000 BTU total) keep you moving through peak tickets with fries, wings, and breaded chicken. Chefs get reliable, repeatable results from the Invensys thermostat’s 200°F–400°F range, and an auto reset high-limit helps safeguard operations.
The 19.5 in. x 14 in. stainless steel tank features a cool zone that captures sediment to help protect oil life, while the stainless steel front and sides stand up to daily use. Two nickel chrome wire mesh baskets streamline multi-item frying, and a 1-1/4 in. ball-type drain speeds cleanouts to reduce downtime. An ergonomic 36.25 in. working height with 6 in. adjustable legs supports a stable, comfortable setup across a variety of kitchen layouts.
Key Features
- Natural gas floor model full pot fryer designed for high-volume commercial kitchens
- Invensys thermostat offers precise control with an auto reset high-limit
- Stainless steel tank with cool zone captures sediment to help protect oil life
- Durable stainless steel front and sides stand up to daily use
- Nickel chrome wire mesh baskets included for efficient, multi-item frying
- Ball-type drain enables quick, streamlined oil cleanouts
- Ergonomic working height with adjustable legs for a stable setup
| Manufacturer | Grindmaster |
|---|---|
| Model Number | OS-GRIN-FMS705NAT |
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