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Heating Elements for Commercial Kitchen Equipment: Fryers, Ovens, Dishwashers and Hot Plates

Maintenance & Spare Parts · 8 October 2026 · 1 min read

Heating Elements for Commercial Kitchen Equipment: Fryers, Ovens, Dishwashers and Hot Plates

Electric heating elements sit inside almost every commercial kitchen machine. They are simple parts, but the wrong replacement can cause poor performance or damage. This guide covers the main element families used in commercial kitchens.

Fryer Heating Element 626
Fryer Heating Element 626 · View product

Fryer elements

Fryers need elements that heat oil quickly without hot spots that burn it. Check the shape, wattage and mounting before you order. See fryer heating elements.

Oven and bakery elements

Ovens for bread, pastry and pizza rely on elements that hold temperature through long baking cycles. See oven and bakery heaters.

Dishwasher elements

Dishwasher elements heat wash and rinse water, so they work in hard-water conditions where scale builds up. Descale regularly to extend their life. See dishwasher heating elements.

Round Flange Dishwasher Heating Element 755
Round Flange Dishwasher Heating Element 755 · View product

Hot plates and kitchen heaters

Hot plate heaters power cooking tops, while industrial kitchen heating elements serve grills and other cooking appliances.

Water and oil heating

Controls: thermostats, signal lamps and switches

A new element often needs a matching control. We also supply thermostats, signal lamps and switches.

Ordering checklist

  1. Machine brand and model
  2. Voltage (V) and power (W) from the old element
  3. Shape, length, diameter and connection type
  4. Photos from two sides

Browse all heating elements and thermostats or contact our technical service. You can also request a quote for bulk orders.

Frequently asked questions

What information do I need to order a heating element?

Send the machine brand and model, the voltage and wattage printed on the old element, its shape and its dimensions, plus a photo.

Can I replace a heating element myself?

Elements should be fitted by a qualified technician, with the power disconnected, because they connect to mains electricity.

Why did my element burn out?

Common causes are scale build-up, running dry, low oil levels in fryers, power surges and normal ageing.

Get a quote for your project

Planning a new kitchen or upgrading your equipment? Tell us what you need and our team will prepare the most suitable offer.

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