CookRite ATMG-36-LPG Gas Griddle – 910mm 3-Burner Benchtop

Updated:
14 Nov 2025

At KW Commercial Kitchen, the CookRite ATMG-36-LPG offers a sturdy
910-mm benchtop gas griddle with heavy-duty burners, black matte trivets and a premium
304 stainless-steel frame. With reliable flame-failure protection,
American Robert Shaw valves and a removable drip tray, this LPG model gives commercial kitchens
precise manual control and durable cooking performance for all-day use across restaurants, cafés and
quick-service venues.

Built for Australian commercial cooklines

The ATMG-36-LPG combines independent burner control, a strong stainless chassis and
a cast-iron grill surface for even heat transfer during intense service periods.

Key features & specifications

• Capacity: 910-mm wide griddle surface
• Temperature range: Open gas hotplate (manual control)
• Power / Fuel: 30 MJ/h (LPG)
• Dimensions (W×D×H): 910 × 725 × 385 mm
• Weight: 105 kg
• Construction: 304 stainless steel body; stainless burners; black cast-iron grill; flame-failure safety;
  Robert Shaw valves; stainless splashback; adjustable legs; removable drip tray

Compliance & safety (AU)

• Gas: LPG (NG option available). Must be installed by a licensed gas fitter per AS/NZS 5601.1.
• Connection: ¾″ BSP gas inlet.
• Electrical: None required (manual ignition).

Convenience & usage advice

• Precision control: Independent burners support varied cooking temperatures.
• Easy maintenance: Removable drip tray and corrosion-resistant chassis simplify cleaning.

Ideal applications

• Restaurants & cafés
• Pubs, clubs & hospitality venues
• QSRs, supermarkets & petrol stations
• School kitchens, bakeries & prep stations

At a glance

• 910 × 725 × 385 mm benchtop unit
• 30 MJ/h LPG input
• 304 stainless steel frame & cast-iron grill
• Flame-failure protection & Robert Shaw controls

Frequently Asked Questions

1) How do I clean it daily without harming finishes?

Scrape grill surface while warm, wipe with degreaser and avoid harsh abrasives. Clean drip tray after each shift.

2) What routine maintenance keeps performance stable?

Brush burner ports weekly, check pilot flames, verify flame-failure devices, and keep splashback and drip tray clear of residue.

3) What are the power or gas requirements and typical energy use?

Total input: 30 MJ/h. Requires LPG supply and a ¾″ BSP inlet. Consumption varies with duty cycle.

4) What about installation and Australian compliance?

Installation must be by a licensed gas fitter to AS/NZS 5601.1. Maintain side/rear clearances and ensure adequate ventilation.

5) Are spare parts and accessories available?

Yes — burners, controls, trivets, grills and valves. Quote ATMG-36-LPG for exact parts.