Buffalo 600 Series Griddle Waste Oil Container

Name: Buffalo 600 Series Griddle Waste Oil Container
Brand: Buffalo
SKU: AT012
Price: 47.1 GBP
Availability: InStock

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This is the replacement waste oil container for the Buffalo 600 Series Electric Griddle range. It sits beneath the griddle plate and collects grease and cooking residue during service, keeping the cooking surface clear and making end-of-service cleaning more straightforward. It is a direct replacement part rather than a piece of primary cooking equipment.

Compatible models include the 3kW Griddle 400mm (CU473), the 3kW Ribbed Griddle 400mm (CU474), and the Dual Zone Griddle 600mm Three Phase (CU475). If you are unsure which container fits your unit, it is worth checking the model number on your griddle before ordering, as oil container designs can vary between series.

Keeping a spare container on hand is a sensible precaution in a busy kitchen. A cracked or missing container is a hygiene and safety concern, and having a replacement available means a damaged part can be swapped out without disrupting service or leaving the griddle out of action.

If you are unsure whether this is the correct part for your griddle, or if your unit is from a different Buffalo series, feel free to get in touch and we can help confirm compatibility before you order.

Frequently asked questions

Which Buffalo griddle models is this waste oil container compatible with?

This container is compatible with the Buffalo 600 Series Electric Griddle range, specifically the 3kW Griddle 400mm (CU473), the 3kW Ribbed Griddle 400mm (CU474), and the Dual Zone Griddle 600mm Three Phase (CU475). If your griddle model number differs from these, it is worth checking with us before ordering to confirm the correct fit.

How often should the waste oil container be emptied and cleaned?

In most commercial kitchens, the container should be emptied and cleaned at least once per service, or more frequently during high-volume cooking. Allowing it to overfill creates a hygiene risk and can lead to spillage inside the unit. Regular cleaning also helps prevent the build-up of carbonised grease, which can be harder to remove if left.

Is it worth keeping a spare waste oil container for a Buffalo griddle?

In a working kitchen environment, containers can crack or become damaged over time through heat exposure and regular handling. Keeping a spare means you can swap it out immediately rather than taking the griddle out of service while waiting for a replacement to arrive. For sites running a griddle daily, it is a straightforward precaution.

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