Blue Seal G593 450mm Gas Chargrill
Product Description
The Blue Seal G593 is a 450mm gas chargrill built for regular, high-volume use in professional kitchen environments. It is available in two configurations — bench-mounted or on a leg...
Specifications
- Cooking surface (area)
- 442 x 500
- External depth (mm)
- 812
- External height (mm)
- 1085
- External width (mm)
- 450
Product Description
The Blue Seal G593 is a 450mm gas chargrill built for regular, high-volume use in professional kitchen environments. It is available in two configurations — bench-mounted or on a leg stand — making it suitable for a range of kitchen layouts and counter setups. The unit uses a combination of radiant heat and conduction to cook food through the grate, producing the surface char and flavour profile that direct grilling delivers and that other cooking methods cannot replicate.
In a busy service environment, the continuous pilot burner and flame failure safety device provide reliable ignition and safe operation throughout the day. The reversible cast grate sections can be turned during service to present a clean cooking surface quickly, which helps maintain output without interrupting the line. The grates can also be positioned level or inclined depending on the product being cooked and the degree of fat drainage required.
From an operational standpoint, the G593 is designed with cleaning practicability in mind. Key points include:
- Lift-out grate sections for access to the burner bed without tools
- Front grease channel that directs run-off away from the cooking zone
- Enamelled control panel that wipes down without risk of surface damage
- Heavy-gauge stainless steel side splash guards that contain splatter and simplify end-of-service cleaning
Installation requires a gas connection sized to the unit's output demand, and the bench-mounted version will need a stable, heat-rated surface at an appropriate working height. The leg stand model simplifies placement but still requires adequate clearance above and around the unit for ventilation — extraction canopy coverage should be confirmed before installation. This is not a unit suited to light or occasional use; it performs best where chargrill output is a regular part of the menu rather than a periodic addition.
The G593 suits restaurants, pub kitchens, and hotel operations where grilled dishes form a consistent part of the menu and service volumes justify a dedicated chargrill station. For smaller operations cooking grilled items occasionally, a more compact unit may be a better fit. For sites with very high throughput or larger cooking widths, there are broader models in the Blue Seal range worth considering.
If you are unsure whether this model suits your service volume or kitchen setup, the team is happy to talk through the options before you commit.
Key Features
- 450mm gas chargrill available in bench-mount or leg stand configuration
- Reversible cast grate sections reposition quickly during live service
- Continuous pilot burner with flame failure device for safe operation
- Lift-out grate sections provide tool-free access for cleaning
- Front grease channel and enamelled control panel ease end-of-service clean-down
Operational Benefits
- Delivers authentic char and flavour profile that broadens your grill menu
- Reversible grates keep cooking surface productive throughout a busy service
- Flame failure safety device reduces risk during unattended operation periods
- Lift-out parts cut cleaning time significantly at the end of each service
- Two installation formats give flexibility across different kitchen layouts
Specifications
- Cooking surface (area)
- 442 x 500
- External depth (mm)
- 812
- External height (mm)
- 1085
- External width (mm)
- 450
- Power rating (kw)
- 14.2
- Power type
- Natural Gas|LPG
- Weight (kg)
- 99
Frequently Asked Questions
- The G593 is built for regular, sustained use and performs well where grilled dishes are a consistent part of the menu rather than an occasional item. For very high-throughput operations cooking a large number of covers continuously, a wider-format chargrill may offer more cooking capacity and is worth discussing before purchase.
- The unit requires a natural gas or LPG supply matched to its rated output — your gas installer will need to confirm line pressure and connection size on site. Adequate overhead extraction is essential, and the canopy should be sized to cover the cooking zone fully. If you are opting for the bench-mounted version, the supporting surface must be stable and rated for the heat and weight involved.
- The grate sections lift out without tools, giving direct access to the burner bed for debris removal. The front grease channel collects run-off during cooking, and the enamelled control panel resists staining. Most operators can complete a thorough clean-down at the end of service without specialist equipment or lengthy disassembly.