Crown Verity BM-60 Charcoal Grill Review
The Crown Verity BM-60 Charcoal Grill is a professional BBQ grill for rental and catering. These 60″ models are a very popular size for professional use.The 72″ x 31″ heavy duty nickel plated cooking grate is reinforced to prevent warping and has a lip around the perimeter to stop wayward sausages from rolling off. The body is 14 gauge cold rolled steel with a high heat enamel finish. Legs are removable for easy transport and they have two locking and two standard casters.
Bill Verity gives a nice demo of this grill below.
Product Information:
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Model:BM-60 Charcaol Grill
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Item Price :1,000.00
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Made in USA:no
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Review Method:Looked Closely At It
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Primary Function:Grill
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Fuel:Charcoal
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Primary Capacity:Large (about 71 burgers) : 1440 square inches
Manufacturer:
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Crown Verity
Crown Verity makes professional, heavy duty no frills, frumpy, but serious 304 stainless steel grills aimed at commercial users. These cookers are industrial strength, even industrial supply giant Grainger carries Crown Verity equipment.
CV makes a wide variety of cookers from drop in and freestanding residential models to gigantic professional trailer mounted systems with built in sinks, burners and ice chests. They claim their cookers preheat in six to seven minutes. Pros love the fact that they can power wash their catering cookers when the job is finished. In addition to grills CV makes griddles, portable sinks, steamers, fryers and a limited selection of add-ons, like doors, shelves and rotisseries, for their built in and portable cookers.
The Verity family began making plows and agricultural equipment in the 1890s, switched to commercial restaurant products in the 1950s, then branched out into grills and portable food service in the 1990s. Available online and at dealerships across the USA.
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