Lincat GS6/TFR Electric Fully Ribbed Steel Plate Griddle
Product Description
The Lincat GS6/TFR is an electric countertop griddle fitted with a fully ribbed, machined steel plate. The ribbed surface produces char lines during cooking, making it a practical choice for...
Specifications
- Cooking surface
- Ribbed
- Cooking surface (area)
- 562 x 405
- External depth (mm)
- 611
- External height (mm)
- 330
Product Description
The Lincat GS6/TFR is an electric countertop griddle fitted with a fully ribbed, machined steel plate. The ribbed surface produces char lines during cooking, making it a practical choice for meats, fish, vegetables, and panini-style products where presentation marks are part of the finished dish. It sits within Lincat's established range of steel plate griddles and is built to the standard of construction the brand has maintained from its UK manufacturing base since 1971.
Consistency across the cooking surface is important in any busy service. The machined steel plate is designed to distribute heat evenly, reducing the risk of hot spots that cause uneven cooking or burning. Two independently controlled temperature zones allow the operator to run different temperatures simultaneously — useful when cooking a mix of proteins and vegetables during the same service, or when one zone can be held at a lower standby temperature during quieter periods to reduce unnecessary energy draw.
From a practical standpoint, the GS6/TFR offers a number of day-to-day operational advantages:
- Fully welded plate construction minimises crevices, making end-of-service cleaning more straightforward
- Ribbed surface delivers char marks without needing a separate chargrill or salamander
- Dual zone control supports varied menu output from a single piece of equipment
- Thermostatically controlled zones help maintain consistent temperatures throughout service
- Electric operation suits kitchens without gas supply or where gas infrastructure is limited
Being electric, installation is generally more straightforward than gas alternatives, though supply requirements should be confirmed with a qualified electrician before purchase — particularly if the griddle is being added to an existing bank of equipment and circuit capacity needs checking. As with any griddle, adequate overhead extraction or a canopy will be required. The unit's footprint makes it suitable for countertop positioning within a cooking suite or on a suitable stand.
The GS6/TFR is well suited to small and medium-volume operations — cafés, pub kitchens, hotel breakfast services, and smaller restaurant settings — where a ribbed cooking surface is needed regularly but bench space is limited. Sites running very high continuous volumes of grilled product through a long service may find a heavier-duty model with a larger cooking area a better fit for their throughput.
If you would like to talk through whether the GS6/TFR matches your menu, service volume, or kitchen setup, the team at Advantage Catering Equipment is always happy to help.
Key Features
- Fully ribbed machined steel plate produces clear char marks on food
- Two independently controlled temperature zones across the cooking surface
- Thermostatically regulated heating for consistent surface temperature throughout service
- Fully welded plate construction reduces grease traps and cleaning time
- Electric operation requires no gas supply or gas pipework infrastructure
Operational Benefits
- Delivers consistent presentation marks without a separate chargrill unit
- Dual zone control allows simultaneous cooking of different menu items
- Standby zone reduces energy consumption during quieter service periods
- Straightforward end-of-service cleaning helps maintain hygiene standards efficiently
- Suits kitchens with no gas supply, simplifying installation requirements
Specifications
- Cooking surface
- Ribbed
- Cooking surface (area)
- 562 x 405
- External depth (mm)
- 611
- External height (mm)
- 330
- External width (mm)
- 600
- Power rating (kw)
- 6
- Power type
- Electric 3 Phase
- Weight (kg)
- 38
Frequently Asked Questions
- The GS6/TFR is well suited to small and medium-volume operations where grilled product is a regular but not dominant part of the menu. Sites running continuous high volumes of grilled items through a long double service — such as a busy grill restaurant or high-throughput pub kitchen — may find a larger, heavier-duty griddle more appropriate for their output demands.
- Before installation, a qualified electrician should confirm that the available circuit can support the griddle's load, especially if it is being added alongside other high-draw equipment. You will also need to ensure adequate overhead extraction or a canopy is in place above the unit, as this is standard practice for any commercial griddle installation regardless of whether it is gas or electric.
- A ribbed plate produces visible char marks on the food surface, which suits grilled meats, fish, and vegetables where presentation is part of the dish. A smooth plate offers a larger uninterrupted cooking surface better suited to eggs, bacon, and high-volume flatwork. If your menu mixes both requirements, it is worth discussing whether a ribbed plate alone covers your needs or whether a smooth alternative — or a combination model — would give you greater flexibility.