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Technical data
| Attributes | |
| ARTICLE | GFT66LRC |
| POWER | 10.2 |
| SIZE L/W/H | 600x600x270 |
| WEIGHT | 59 |
A gas grill transfers heat directly from ceramic or metal burners to food through radiant energy, eliminating the need for a hotplate or oven cavity. The chromed surface of the MBM GF6GRC reflects and concentrates this heat, creating an even sear across the entire cooking area without cold spots. This method allows rapid temperature recovery when food is added, so batches cook consistently without adjusting the flame.
The operator lights the grill, sets the gas flow to the desired level, and allows the surface to reach working temperature. Food is placed directly on the chromed grates, where the radiant heat browns and caramelises the surface while sealing in juices. The grill remains at a steady temperature, so timing can be standardised for each dish. Once cooking is complete, the food is removed and the grill is turned off, leaving the surface ready for the next service.
The GF6GRC is constructed from stainless steel with a chromed cooking surface. The 600 mm width and depth provide a compact worktop footprint, while the 270 mm height allows it to fit beneath standard overhead extraction. At 59 kg, the unit is stable on a worktop or mobile stand but requires two people to lift safely.
Controls consist of individual gas valves for each burner, allowing precise heat adjustment across the cooking area. The 10.2 kW power rating indicates a substantial gas load, suitable for a dedicated commercial supply rather than a domestic connection.
Cleaning involves brushing the chromed grates after each use to remove food debris, followed by wiping with a damp cloth once cooled. The stainless steel exterior can be cleaned with standard kitchen degreasers, avoiding abrasive pads that could damage the surface finish.
The GF6GRC is positioned in the MBM catalogue as a countertop gas grill for professional kitchens requiring direct radiant heat without the bulk of a chargrill or the complexity of a salamander.