Other Commercial Cooking Equipment

Commercial cooking appliances and industrial cooking equipment for restaurants, cafés, caterers and food manufacturers — covering commercial air fryers, cooking ranges, induction hobs, specialty burners and other cooking formats not covered by dedicated category pages. This collection is a sub-category of our full commercial cooking equipment range — browse the parent hub for ovens, fryers, grills and cooktops with dedicated pages. Units from multiple commercial brands, all with AU warranty, available for fast delivery to all states. Ideal for kitchens looking to fill a specific cooking function outside the mainstream equipment categories.

Finding the right specialty cooking appliance

Because this collection covers diverse equipment types, the most efficient path is to know your cooking function first — frying, induction heating, range cooking or air circulation. If your item fits a dedicated collection (e.g. commercial fryers, combi ovens, cooktops), those pages will offer more filtered product sets. For a full overview of what professional kitchens need, see our essential commercial cooking equipment guide.

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Frequently asked questions

What counts as "other" commercial cooking equipment?

This collection covers specialty or miscellaneous commercial cooking appliances that don't fit neatly into dedicated categories — commercial air fryers, specialty ranges, induction units, and other industrial cooking formats. For mainstream categories (ovens, fryers, grills), check the dedicated collection pages under commercial cooking equipment.

Are commercial air fryers worth the investment for restaurants?

Yes — commercial air fryers reduce oil costs and speed up frying cycles for high-volume operations. They're particularly effective for snack bars, fast-casual venues and school canteens. Key specs: basket capacity (litres), wattage, and cycle time.

What is the difference between a commercial range and a commercial cooktop?

A commercial range combines an oven (below) with open burners or a cooktop surface (above) — an integrated unit. A commercial cooktop is the surface-only version installed into a bench or used standalone. Ranges suit high-volume kitchens needing both baking and stovetop cooking in one unit.

Do you deliver specialist commercial cooking equipment Australia-wide?

Yes — all items ship nationally. Smaller bench-top units go via standard freight; larger floor-standing units ship palletised. Delivery lead times vary by product; contact us for specific ETAs.