OEM Contact Grill Manufacturer for Importers and Brands

Grills we manufacture

Our grill range from the current catalogue covers the formats B2B buyers ask for:

• 6-in-1 indoor grill with air fry function. AG3424 and AG3424S: grill, air crisp, bake, roast, broil and dehydrate; 1,700–1,800 W; 34 × 24 cm grill grate; 4.5 L cooking pot; 3.8 L crisper basket; cyclonic grilling to 230 °C; optional steak temperature sensor.
• Raclette grills. RG1011OV (1,450 W, grill plate with raclette pans and storage design), RG810R round and RG811SQ square (1,000 W), RG211CN mini (300–400 W) — the European seasonal favourite.
• Electric grills. RG1012SQ and RG1013 at 2,200 W for larger gathering formats.
• Smokeless and glass grills. RG812SM smokeless grill for 8 persons (1,550 W) and RG8808GL glass grill (500–1,000 W) — indoor-friendly formats for apartment markets.

These formats exist because grill buyers split into two camps. Retail buyers replacing a kitchen appliance usually want the contact grill or panini press format at a mainstream price. Specialty and e-commerce buyers want a feature that photographs well — the 6-in-1 air-fry grill, the raclette set with its pans laid out, or the glass plate of a smokeless grill. When you plan your range, decide which camp your channel serves first; the packaging, carton size and certification path follow from that choice. Ask us for model-specific data on any of the models above.

Grill types compared

Type	Typical size / persons	Typical power	Fits these channels
Contact grill / panini press	2–4 persons	1,500–2,000 W	Household retail, private label core range
Multi-function grill + air fry	4–6 persons	1,700–1,800 W	E-commerce, feature-led retail, higher price points
Raclette grill	2–8 persons	300–1,450 W	EU seasonal retail, gifting
Smokeless / glass indoor grill	4–8 persons	500–1,550 W	Apartment markets, specialty kitchen retail

Our catalogue covers all four formats; the table also shows where each sits for range planning.

OEM and private label options

• Logo printing on housing and plates where the design allows
• Custom housing colour matched to your reference
• Control panel and dial graphics in your languages
• Accessory package selection (raclette pans, crisper basket, steak sensor where applicable)
• Manual languages and recipe content per destination market
• Colour box design, inner packaging and shipping marks
• Plug type, voltage and market documentation

Grill packaging is bulky relative to product weight, so we fix plate configuration and accessory package before the colour box is printed. See /oem-odm/ for the full process.

Market versions: plug, voltage and certification

Market	Voltage	Plug type
European Union	220–240 V	Type C / E / F
United Kingdom	230 V	Type G
United States	120 V	Type A / B
Australia / New Zealand	230 V	Type I

Grills are high-power appliances, so cable and plug specification follow the destination market closely — a 2,200 W grill needs the correct EU and UK cord sets, while US 120 V versions need appropriate circuit ratings. Labelling and manual languages follow the same rules; certification details are on our market pages.

What to check when sourcing contact grills

1. Power versus market circuits. 2,200 W models suit EU 220–240 V sockets; the same output is not realistic on US 120 V circuits — check the US version’s rating before comparing prices.
2. Plate system. Fixed plates cost less; removable plates clean better and support dishwasher claims. Decide which story your packaging tells.
3. Temperature ceiling. Our AG3424 reaches 230 °C for cyclonic grilling — a retail-relevant number worth stating accurately.
4. Multi-function positioning. The 6-in-1 grill with air fry function competes on two shelves at once; verify the pot and basket volumes (4.5 L / 3.8 L) in your listing claims.
5. Raclette seasonality. Raclette demand peaks in Q4 in EU markets; book production capacity early for Christmas programmes.
6. Grease management. Drip design affects cleaning reviews; test it in the sample with real food, not just water.
7. Carton loading. Grill cartons are voluminous; check carton size and units per container against your landed-cost model.

From enquiry to shipment

Step	Content	Your action
1. Enquiry	Model or grill type, market, quantity, customisation	Send via /contact/
2. Quotation	Itemised price, specification sheet	Compare on the same basis
3. Sampling	Production-intent sample with printed box	Approve or comment
4. Production	Assembly, safety testing, in-line inspection	Optional third-party inspection
5. Pre-shipment inspection	Sampling against the agreed plan	Witness or delegate
6. Shipment	Export packing, container loading, documents	Receive document set

Ask us for model-specific data: kendra@denocook.com · OEM & ODM details: /oem-odm/ · Quality system: /quality/

Frequently asked questions

What grill models do you manufacture?

Our catalogue covers four grill families: the AG3424 6-in-1 indoor grill with air fry function (1,700–1,800 W, 34 × 24 cm grate, 4.5 L cooking pot, 3.8 L crisper basket, optional steak temperature sensor); raclette grills RG1011OV, RG810R (round), RG811SQ (square) and mini RG211CN; 2,200 W electric grills RG1012SQ and RG1013; and the smokeless RG812SM and glass-plate RG8808GL for 8 persons.

Contact grill or panini press — what is the difference?

The hardware overlaps heavily: both cook food between two heated plates. "Panini press" is the dominant retail search term in consumer channels, while "contact grill" is the industry and catalogue term. We recommend "contact grill" for your B2B communication and "panini press" in retail-facing copy, which captures both search behaviours without splitting your range.

What is a raclette grill and who buys it?

A raclette grill combines a central griddle with small pans for melting cheese, a format popular in European household retail, especially in winter. Our range includes an electric grill with raclette pans at 1,450 W, round and square 1,000 W versions and a 300–400 W mini model. Raclette programmes work well for importers serving EU retail with seasonal Christmas positioning.

What does the 6-in-1 grill with air fry function do?

The AG3424 grills, air crisps, bakes, roasts, broils and dehydrates in one unit: a 34 × 24 cm grill grate, a 4.5 L cooking pot and a 3.8 L crisper basket, with cyclonic grilling up to 230 °C and an optional steak temperature sensor. For retailers it occupies both the grill and air fryer shelf — a strong multi-function listing story.

Which plug and voltage versions are available?

We build each order for its destination market: 220–240 V with Type C/E/F plugs for the EU, 230 V Type G for the UK, 120 V Type A/B for the US and 230 V Type I for Australia. Manual languages and labelling follow the same rules. See our market pages for certification frameworks and importer documents.

What is the MOQ for OEM grills?

MOQ depends on the model family and customisation level — a logo print on a standard housing colour starts lower than a custom colour and colour-box programme. Ask us for model-specific data through the contact page with your target model, market and quantity, and we will confirm the MOQ and price for that programme.

Can the grill plates be customised?

Plate style, size and surface finish are core specification choices on our platforms: flat griddles, grill-mark plates, raclette pan sets and glass plates are all in the current range. Within a platform we can discuss plate changes at the sampling stage. Send us your target spec and ask us for model-specific data before the colour box is designed.

How do I get a quotation and a sample?

Send the model or grill type, your target market with plug and voltage, your quantity and your branding needs to kendra@denocook.com or via the contact page. We reply with an itemised quotation, a specification sheet and a sample plan including a production-intent sample with your printed packaging.