Single-Flame, Two-Flame, Three-Flame Units (e.g. SIT, Pro-Gas, Target)
Designed to deliver stable pilot flames, these burners initiate gas flow and maintain ignition in fryers, ranges, bratt pans, and salamanders.
Orifice Sizes from Ø 0.18 mm to Ø 0.50 mm
Precision-drilled brass jets control gas flow for natural gas and LPG. Common sizes include 0.20 mm, 0.25 mm, 0.36 mm, and 0.45 mm.
Complete Pilot Bodies with integrated nozzles streamline replacements.
Caps & Deflectors protect thermocouples, focus flames, and ensure reliable sensor operation.
High-Output Cast Brass or Steel Burners for cooktops and ranges.
Available in various heat ratings (e.g., 30 kW, 50 kW) with interchangeable heads.
Multi-Ring & High-Intensity Wok Burners for specialty cooking stations.
Often modular, allowing quick swap-outs during service.
Reinforced Stainless-Steel Braided Hoses rated for commercial LPG or natural gas.
Compression Fittings, Pilot Olives, and Nuts (e.g., M10×1, M7×0.75) for leak-proof connections.
Pressure Regulators maintain consistent downstream pressure (e.g., 10 mbar for natural gas).
Two-Stage & Safety Relief Regulators protect against overpressure and fluctuations.
Manual Angle & Straight Valves allow each appliance to be isolated for service.
Quarter-Turn Ball Valves with stainless steel stems for rapid emergency shut-off.
Direct-Mount Thermocouples paired with pilot burners for automatic gas shut-off.
Thermopiles generate electrical signals to control electronic gas valves.
High-Voltage Spark Plugs for electronic ignition systems.
Dedicated Spark-Plug Fittings ensure correct electrode positioning.
High-Temperature Gaskets for pilot bodies, burners, and regulator flanges.
Bracket Kits (2- or 3-position) for mounting pilots and burners at precise angles.
Thermocouple Nuts & Fittings for secure sensor connections.
By stocking these essential components—pilot ignition parts, burners, hoses, regulators, gas taps, and safety devices—commercial kitchens can maintain peak performance, ensure staff safety, and avoid costly downtime. Always choose OEM-specified parts and follow manufacturer guidelines for installation and maintenance.