🥗 Why Food Preparation Units Are Essential for Commercial Kitchens
In a Maldives resort kitchen, chefs struggled with multi-cuisine buffets that demanded constant vegetable, meat, and dip preparation. Manual prep caused delays and inconsistency, especially during peak dinner service. We seen similar challenges in airline catering facilities and university canteens, where high volumes made manual prep unmanageable. These challenges prove that food prep units are not optional extras—they are the backbone of every commercial kitchen project. For consultants and contractors, investing in commercial food preparation units ensures HACCP compliance, smoother workflows, and measurable ROI. Modern hotels and catering hubs increasingly demand industrial kitchen prep equipment as part of turnkey project specifications.
Consultants, project managers, and procurement teams know that vegetable machines, meat processing units, blenders, and stainless prep tables are listed in nearly every BOQ. As both a manufacturer and turnkey contractor, we deliver Turkey-built solutions that combine durability with project integration. From hospitals in Europe to catering hubs in Africa, these units ensure efficiency, safety, and compliance.
Our role goes beyond supply—we align machines with consultant drawings, adapt them to BOQ specifications, and integrate them into full kitchen workflows. The result: faster prep times, lower labor costs, and kitchens that pass every audit.
Category | Capacity / Output | Power / Voltage | Dimensions (mm) | Usage |
Vegetable Preparation Machines | 100–800 kg/hr | 550–1100 W / 230–380 V | 600 × 800 × 1100 | Hotels, central kitchens |
Vegetable Cutters & Slicers | 100–400 kg/hr | 750 W / 230 V | 500 × 700 × 1000 | Restaurants, buffets |
Potato & Onion Peelers | 10–30 kg/load | 750–1000 W / 230 V | 400 × 500 × 850 | Catering, institutions |
Meat Mincers | 100–500 kg/hr | 750–1500 W / 230–380 V | 400 × 700 × 850 | Hotels, resorts |
Meat Saw Machines | 50–200 kg/hr | 1500–2200 W / 380 V | 600 × 800 × 1600 | Butcheries, commissaries |
Meat Choppers | 50–150 kg/hr | 1200 W / 230 V | 500 × 600 × 1100 | Restaurants, catering |
Humus Preparation Machines | 50–200 kg/hr | 1500–3000 W / 230–380 V | 600–1000 × 1200–1300 | Hotels, Middle East kitchens |
Commercial Food Blenders | 5–10 L/batch | 1000–1500 W / 230 V | 250 × 300 × 500 | Bars, resorts, kitchens |
Table-Top Food Mixers | 5–20 L bowl | 750–1200 W / 230 V | 300 × 400 × 600 | Pastry kitchens, schools |
PACOJET Processor Type | 1 L beaker / cycle | 950 W / 230 V | 200 × 250 × 500 | Fine dining, R&D kitchens |
Stainless Steel Worktables | 1200–3000 mm length | — | 700 × 850–900 H | Prep zones, hospitals |
A hotel group operating in Kenya and Tanzania standardized their prep units across multiple properties to streamline workflows. Before automation, kitchens relied on manual peeling and cutting, leading to long delays and inconsistent results. After installation:
Why are food prep units mandatory in BOQs?
Because consultants specify them to ensure HACCP compliance, labor savings, and consistent results in every project.
What’s the capacity range?
From 100–800 kg/hr for vegetable machines, to 500 kg/hr for meat mincers, down to compact 5–10 L blenders for small stations. Central kitchens often use multiple units in parallel to reach higher capacities.
Are these machines HACCP compliant?
Yes, all are stainless-built, easy-clean, and validated in audits across Europe, GCC, and Africa. Certificates and compliance documents are provided with every export.
Can sizes and specs be customized?
Yes, we manufacture custom table sizes (up to 3,000 mm) and adjust machine models to meet consultant tenders. Integration with OS&E supply ensures a complete prep solution.
What warranty is offered?
Two-year international warranty with spare kits. For large projects, we offer extended service contracts, installation supervision, and on-site contractor support during commissioning.