Commercial conveyor toasters

About our Commercial conveyor toasters

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Rent–Try–Buy
Purchase outright 
NEW

Supplied by one or more of hundreds of dealers nationwide that we partner with. We can help you find the equipment you need, finance it, and ensure it’s promptly delivered to your door.

CERTIFIED USED

Mostly ex-rental equipment we’ve sourced from businesses we know and trust. It’s been fully refurbished and is backed by a three-month warranty. Read more

CLEARANCE

Includes runout and used equipment supplied by our equipment-dealer partners; ex-demo equipment previously used in a dealer’s demonstration kitchen; and scratch-and-dent equipment that’s sustained minor cosmetic damage.

Rent–Try–Buy 

Choosing the right conveyor toaster can be tricky. And what if your business quickly outgrows the equipment, or changes direction and needs different equipment?

Rent–Try–Buy solves this problem by allowing you to try the equipment before deciding whether to buy it. The manageable weekly rental payments also help your business maintain a positive cash flow.

May suit you if you’re… 

  • A new or established business
  • After $1,000 or more of equipment funding
  • Looking to try the equipment before deciding whether to buy it, including items you're not sure about or think you might quickly outgrow.

Key features 

  • Flexible, 12-month rental agreement
  • Manageable, weekly rental payments
  • Upgrade or buy the equipment at any time
  • If you buy, get back 75% of your net rental payments — to put towards the purchase price
  • Continue renting or return equipment after 12 months
  • Rental payments are 100% tax deductible."

Not what you’re looking for? Check out Lease-to-Keep

Why choose us 

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Massive range

Our range of cooking equipment — including conveyor belt toasters and commercial bun toasters — is one of Australia’s largest.

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Finance solutions 

We finance virtually any type of commercial kitchen equipment, including the world’s leading brands.

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New and used 

Our online marketplace includes not only brand-new hospitality equipment but also ‘Certified Used’ and clearance equipment.

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Fast delivery 

If the equipment’s in stock, it can usually be delivered to your business within 1–8 business days.

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Trade-ins 

If you finance new equipment through us, we’ll consider paying you cash for any old equipment you’d like to trade in.

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Warranty support 

If your financed equipment breaks down within the warranty period, we can help you arrange a free repair, replacement or refund.

Building equity in your equipment

For every $1 of rent you pay in the first year, you'll get back 68 cents to put towards the equipment's purchase price, if you decide to buy it.^

^You’ll get a 75% rebate on your net rent — the total rent you’ve paid minus GST, which equates to 68 cents in the dollar. For example, if you paid $10,000 in rent, your net rental rebate would be $6,818 ($10,000/1.1 x 0.75). In addition, each rental payment you make is 100% tax deductible, reducing the net cost of ownership even further.*

Commercial conveyor toasters brands we finance

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a conveyor toaster?

A conveyor toaster is a piece of equipment that uses chain-driven belts to carry, or convey, several slices of bread at once through toasting chambers.

These chambers are exposed to upper and lower radiant heating elements (sometimes convection too, to draw moisture out of the product and speed up the process).  

Bread is gravity-fed into the toaster via a sloping entry rack (also known as a slide loader). The conveyor belt keeps the bread moving so it toasts evenly on the top and/or bottom and doesn’t burn.

When it reaches the end of the conveyor belt, the toast rolls down an exit chute into a feeder area, ready to be eaten.

What can you cook in a conveyor toaster

Conveyor toasters can be used to toast, among other things:

  • bread slices
  • buns
  • rolls
  • muffins
  • crumpets
  • waffles
  • bagels
  • croissants
  • tortillas.

They can toast frozen and irregularly sized slices of bread and, in some cases, bread pre-seasoned with butter or oil.

How much power does a conveyor toaster need?

Conveyor toasters require single-phase electricity ranging from 120 to 240 volts.

The higher the voltage, the more watts a machine can generate, and the more slices of bread it can toast.

When choosing a conveyor toaster, what do I need to consider?

Among the most critical things to consider when shopping for a conveyor toaster are:

  • capacity — the bigger and more powerful the toaster, the more it can toast (output generally ranges from 250 to 1,800 slices per hour).
  • belt width — base models can accommodate two slices of bread side by side (a.k.a. a double conveyor toaster). However, you'll need a bigger opening for items like buns, rolls and bagels.
  • heating elements — metal sheath coil elements take longer and use more power to toast bread than quarter elements but are very durable. While quartz elements toast faster, saving time and electricity, they're more prone to breakage and wear out faster than metal elements.
  • conveyors — the belts are typically made of stainless steel; look for ones with heat-resistance bearings, which will last longer.

What are the main differences between a base-model and premium conveyor toaster?

Generally speaking, compared to base-model conveyor toasters, premium conveyor toasters have:

  • better build quality and durability, which means they're likely to last longer and need less maintenance
  • higher conveyor speeds and ability to handle more slices per hour — the sort of efficiency needed in busy foodservice operations
  • more features and customisation options (e.g. adjustable conveyor speed, temperature control, different toasting settings for different types of bread)
  • more consistent and high-quality toasting results thanks to, for example, advanced heating elements and sensors
  • more user-friendly user interfaces and removable crumb trays and non-stick surfaces that are easier to clean.

Note that the differences between premium and base models vary, depending on the make and model.

When choosing a conveyor toaster, it's important to carefully consider your needs and budget to ensure you get the best value for your money.

How do you use a conveyor toaster?

Conveyor toasters are typically positioned on countertops and used by customers in breakfast buffet and other self-serviceareas.

Some conveyor toasters let the hospitality owner/operator set the belt speed and/or the temperature to control the toasting cycle and/or you can program pre-set toasting cycles for different types of bread.  

Some models have sensors and automatically adjust the heat or speed to achieve consistent results.

Models featuring separately controlled upper and lower heating elements give you the choice of one-sided toasting (e.g. bagels) and two-sided toasting.

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* This advice is general in nature and does not consider your personal circumstances. Professional advice should be sought that is tailored to your personal situation.