Commercial Ovens
Commercial ovens are an essential piece of equipment for most foodservice operations. Whether you're in search of a countertop unit for limited menu or need floor models to keep up with demand in a high-volume restaurant, industrial ovens are available with different features to help operators highlight their menu.
Commercial Convection Ovens
Commercial convection ovens are a necessity for most professional kitchens. Find an electric or gas convection oven for your business here.
High-speed Ovens
Find the right high-speed oven for your establishment here at KaTom. Supplement your cooking process with an extra burst of speed to keep your kitchen moving.
Commercial Microwaves
A commercial microwave is ideal for reheating, defrosting, and warming product in a short time period. Find the right one for your business here.
Combi Ovens
Combi ovens combine the powerful heat of convection ovens with the gentleness of steam, making them a valuable addition to many commercial kitchens.
Conveyor Ovens
With a belt that can be kept moving constantly, a conveyor oven can provide quick and efficient cooking, which makes it a popular choice for busy pizzerias.
Countertop Convection Ovens
A countertop convection oven can provide the consistent cooking results expected from its larger kin in a compact design great for crowded kitchens.
Deck Ovens
Browse our selection of deck ovens here. Bake pizza and more with consistent heat that provides beautiful crusts after a fast, thorough cooking process.
Oven Parts & Accessories
Oven parts, such as racks, pan glides, stacking kits, and casters, for gas or electric models help you get the most out of your commercial kitchen equipment.
Smoker Ovens
Commercial smokers give meat and vegetables a smoky finish without the time and labor a barbecue pit demands. Find full, half, and undercounter versions here.
Proofer Ovens
A proofer oven is a combination of a proofing cabinet and convection oven that enables you to proof dough and then bake it into bread in one machine.
Cook and Hold Ovens
Cook-and-hold ovens are used in kitchens where food needs to be kept warm after cooking. They save your staff more time than cooling and reheating food.
Commercial Toaster Ovens
Commercial toaster ovens provide a compact solution for warming, retherming, and defrosting foods.
Rack Ovens
These provide one step above typical convection, with fans to circulate the hot air and shelf systems that revolve.
Rotisserie Ovens
A commercial rotisserie can serve as both cooking equipment and a merchandiser, providing slow and even cooking behind a glass door.
Tandoor Ovens
Tandoor ovens specialize in cooking traditional ethnic foods. Search our catalog for modern models constructed from stainless steel and clay.
Impinger Ovens
Impinger ovens streamline high-volume production of pizzas, wings, breadsticks, and much more. Natural gas, LP gas, and electric models are available.
ENERGY STAR Commercial Ovens
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Discover the Best Commercial Ovens at KaTom
KaTom offers a comprehensive selection of commercial ovens designed to help restaurants, bakeries, pizzerias, cafeterias, and other foodservice operations cook and bake efficiently. Whether you're replacing an existing oven or outfitting a new kitchen, you'll find convection ovens, combi ovens, deck ovens, conveyor ovens, and specialty ovens from trusted manufacturers.
Commercial Ovens by Type
Choosing the right commercial oven helps improve cooking consistency, increase production capacity, and maximize kitchen efficiency.
- Commercial Convection Ovens: Forced-air heating units engineered for fast, uniform roasting and baking across multiple full-size sheet pans.
- Commercial Combination Ovens: Versatile combi ovens that combine steam and convection cooking for precise humidity control and exceptional cooking flexibility.
- Commercial Deck Ovens: Heavy-duty stone and steel deck ovens that provide superior heat retention for artisan bread, pizza, and specialty baked goods.
- Commercial Conveyor Ovens: Continuous belt ovens designed for high-volume pizza, sandwich, and bakery operations that require consistent cooking times.
- Commercial Microwave Ovens: Heavy-duty commercial microwaves built for rapid reheating, steaming, defrosting, and high-speed food preparation.
Essential Commercial Oven Accessories & Supplies
Keep your ovens operating efficiently with the accessories and supplies needed for installation, maintenance, and daily operation.
- Oven Stands & Equipment Bases: Maximize workspace with equipment stands and oven bases designed for commercial kitchens.
- Oven Racks & Shelves: Expand cooking capacity with replacement oven racks, shelves, and rack supports for compatible oven models.
- Water Filtration Systems: Protect combi ovens and steam ovens by reducing scale buildup and improving water quality.
- Replacement Parts: Maintain peak performance with OEM heating elements, thermostats, door gaskets, knobs, fans, and other replacement components.
- Cleaning Chemicals & Maintenance Supplies: Extend equipment life with commercial oven cleaners, degreasers, delimers, and preventive maintenance products.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of commercial ovens are essential for a new restaurant?
Essential baking and cooking equipment typically includes commercial convection ovens, microwave ovens, and countertop holding ovens. Specific needs depend on your menu style and production volume.
How do I choose between gas and electric commercial ovens?
Gas ovens heat up quickly and are generally more economical in areas with low natural gas utility rates. Electric ovens offer precise temperature control, simpler installation where gas lines are unavailable, and even heat distribution.
What is the importance of energy efficiency in commercial ovens?
ENERGY STAR®-certified commercial ovens reduce daily gas and electricity consumption, lower ambient kitchen temperatures to reduce HVAC cooling loads, and often qualify for utility rebate incentives.
How often should commercial ovens be serviced?
Commercial ovens should receive professional preventive maintenance at least twice a year. Daily cleaning of oven interiors, door gasket inspections, and regular vent hood maintenance are critical for maintaining equipment performance and safety.
Do you offer financing options for purchasing commercial equipment?
KaTom provides flexible commercial equipment financing and leasing programs, allowing restaurant operators to outfit their entire kitchen with manageable monthly payment options.
Featured Commercial Oven Brands at KaTom
- Blodgett: Manufactures commercial convection ovens, deck ovens, combi ovens, and specialty baking equipment trusted by restaurants and bakeries worldwide.
- Southbend: Produces high-performance convection ovens, deck ovens, range ovens, and commercial baking equipment built for demanding foodservice operations.
- Vulcan: Offers durable convection ovens, cook-and-hold ovens, and specialty cooking equipment designed for consistent commercial performance.
- Bakers Pride: Known for commercial deck ovens, countertop ovens, pizza ovens, and baking equipment used in pizzerias, bakeries, and restaurants.
- Merrychef: Specializes in high-speed accelerated cooking ovens that combine microwave, convection, and impingement technologies for fast food preparation.
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