The Garland XPE24 is a freestanding electric clamshell grill built for high-throughput cooking environments. It uses upper and lower grill plates that cook both sides of a product simultaneously, significantly reducing cook times compared with conventional single-sided grilling. The upper plate is power-driven, lifting and lowering automatically rather than relying on the operator to manage plate position manually.
In a busy service environment — think high-volume burger operations, QSR kitchens, or stadium and event catering — the clamshell format makes a material difference to output consistency. Because both surfaces apply heat at the same time, cooking results are more uniform across each batch, which reduces the likelihood of inconsistent product reaching the pass. The automated cycle controlled via the built-in digital touchscreen removes a significant source of human error: once a programme is set, the grill manages the process, freeing the operator to focus on other tasks during service.
Practical advantages in day-to-day use include:
- Automated plate lift eliminates manual timing and reduces operator dependency
- Programmable cook cycles via touchscreen, with menu updates loadable via USB
- Lower griddle plate in thick carbon steel, machine ground and polished for even heat distribution and durability
- Replaceable quick-release Teflon sheets on the upper plate reduce cleaning time and food adhesion
- Consistent product output across peak service periods with minimal intervention
The XPE24 is a three-phase electric unit. Installation will require a suitable three-phase supply and a qualified electrician to commission it correctly. At 290kg, placement needs to be planned carefully — floor loading and access routes should be confirmed before delivery. The 700mm width footprint is relatively compact for the output it delivers, but bench or counter positioning must be assessed for heat clearance around the unit.
This grill is well suited to operations running consistent, high-volume throughput of flat-cooked proteins — burgers, chicken fillets, panini, and similar products. It is most at home in a dedicated fast-food or QSR-style kitchen rather than an à la carte environment where varied cooking methods are required. For sites with lower throughput requirements, a single-plate or smaller clamshell unit may be a more proportionate choice. For significantly larger operations running multiple stations, it is worth discussing whether a higher-capacity configuration would better match demand.
If you are unsure whether the XPE24 is the right fit for your service volumes or kitchen setup, the team is happy to work through the detail with you before you commit.



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