Professional Galley Equipment for Marine & Aviation

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Tiger rice cookers and thermal food holders

Tiger: Japanese maker of commercial rice cookers and electric thermal food holders, supplied in Europe through Hoshizaki Europe and listed on the Hoshizaki 2026 export price list.

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Every unit is quoted to the vessel: supply voltage, frequency and installation arrangement are specified at order.

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Tiger rice equipment reaches Europe through Hoshizaki Europe, which sells it alongside its HNC sushi display cases. Three models appear on the Hoshizaki 2026 export price list and in this catalogue, all made in Japan.

The JNO-B36W rice cooker

The JNO-B36W cooks and holds up to 3.6 litres of rice. It draws 1,610 W from a single phase 220-240 V 50 Hz supply, stands 360 x 426 x 383 mm and weighs 8.6 kg, with a stainless steel body and interior. A measuring cup and rice scoop are supplied with it.

JFM thermal food holders

The JFM-570P holds 5.7 litres and the JFM-390P 3.9 litres. Both are 430 x 360 mm in plan, the larger one 310 mm high and the smaller 250 mm, at 4.8 and 4.3 kg. Tiger publishes the temperature each one still holds after six hours: 78 °C for the JFM-570P and 76 °C for the JFM-390P.

Why a galley uses them

Rice is cooked in batches and then held, so a sushi counter or a poke station does not have to cook again mid service. On board that matters twice over, because it takes one appliance and one supply point instead of tying up a range. We quote these against the vessel supply and confirm availability with Hoshizaki Europe.

Guides for specifying marine galley equipment

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Marine Galley Equipment Guide

What actually changes when a commercial appliance is built for a ship — supply, fixing, water protection, materials, hygiene construction, refrigerant and certification — and why shore equipment fails at sea.

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How to Choose Galley Equipment

The constraints that actually decide a galley specification — service, power, space, water, heat, motion, materials and compliance — worked through in the order they bite.

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