Dual Continuous Feed Toaster (DCFT)

DCFT-MCDAU
DCFT-MCDNZ
DCFT-MCDJP
DCFT-MCDCE

Prince Castle’s Dual Continuous Feed Toaster is the next generation of vertical bread toaster, providing operators with perfect bun caramelization. With its space-saving/contemporary kitchen design, the DCFT can increase bun throughput while decreasing the cost of ownership through patented advances in platen and conveyor technology.

 

Product Overview

Prince Castle’s Dual Continuous Feed Toaster (DCFT) is the next generation of vertical bread griller/toaster, providing operators with perfect bun caramelization. With its space-saving/contemporary kitchen design, the DCFT can increase bun throughput while decreasing the cost of ownership through patented advances in platen and conveyor technology.

Equipped with separate bun compression controls for crown and heel, the DCFT can grill a wide variety of sizes and types of carriers (core buns, specialty buns, etc.) without a decrease in performance or product quality. By grilling the face of buns and breads, sugars are caramelized and the end result is hot and moist toast with a “fresh out of the oven” presentation. Driving all of this is a brushless, continuous-duty DC motor which is fully enclosed and sealed with longlife lubrication, eliminating the need for monthly maintenance.

By reducing the amount of expensive consumables used by competitive units (such a rubber conveyor belts) into an approximate 65cm (w) x 64cm (h) x 40cm (d) footprint, the Dual Continuous Feed Toaster from Prince Castle improves toast quality and throughput while significantly decreasing the cost of ownership to the operator.

Product Features

  • Dual continuous feed toasting.
  • Adjustable toasting time from 10 – 25 seconds, in half second increments.
  • Adjustable platen temperature for precise toasting – up to293° C/560° F
  • Designed for “barrel-run toasting.”
  • Heel and crown bun crush control settings accommodate various bread types and bun sizes.
  • Teflon sheet eliminates sticking and is easy to access and clean.
  • Double wall construction throughout to minimize surface temperatures.
  • Two-year parts and labor warranty.

Accessories

  • Club Extension Feed (527-540S) permits one DCFT toaster to be utilized in a prep line allowing for easier reach of buns when feeding from both sides of the line.
  • Tray Slide Guard (527-561S) permits one DCFT toaster to be utilized in a prep line and helps to prevent toasted buns from falling out of the landing zone during peak periods where build up can occasionally occur.

Product Spec Sheet

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Ordering Information

Model Number

Description

DCFT-MCDCE

European Union Dual Continuous Feed Vertical Toaster

DCFT-MCDAU

Australia Dual Continuous Feed Vertical Toaster

DCFT-MCDNZ

New Zealand Dual Continuous Feed Vertical Toaster

DCFT-MCDJP

Japan Dual Continuous Feed Vertical Toaster

Dimensions

Model Number Width in (cm) Height in (cm) Depth in (cm) Shipping Weight lbs (kg) Shipping cu. ft. (cu. m.)

DCFT-MCD

25.58 (64.97)

25.22 (64.05)

15.71 (39.90)

156.00 (70.76)

12.89 (0.36)

Electrical

Model Number Volts Hz Watts Amps Plug Configuration

DCFT-MCDCE

200 – 240

50/60

4,500 to 6,490

32

Mennekes ME332 P6-160

DCFT-MCDAU

200 – 240

50/60

4,500 to 6,490

32

Marechal 3138015 + 313A013 (ordered as a set)

DCFT-MCDNZ

200 – 240

50/60

4,500 to 6,490

32

Marechal 6138195 + 613A013 (ordered as a set)

DCFT-MCDJP

200

50/60

4500

30

American Denki 3322N-L6 (equivalent to US NEMA L6)

Certifications


Ray Kroc, who would later purchase McDonald’s from the McDonald brothers, was an equipment salesman, selling multi-mixers for the foodservice equipment manufacturer, Prince Castle.


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McDonald’s fast food drive-thru restaurants let to the invention of cup holders for the inside of vehicles.


November 16 is now designated as National Fast Food Day!


Today, 96-percent of Americans have visited at least once a McDonald’s.


Among some of the American celebrities, who have worked at McDonald’s at one time in their life are Pink, Shania Twain, Jay Leno and Rachel McAdams.


The most popular fast food in America is French fries.

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