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Radiant Toaster

The Radiant Toaster allows operators to serve perfectly toasted muffins and bagels as part of their breakfast menu offering.

AVAILABLE MODELS

The Radiant Toaster is available in 1 unique model.

The RT-2's two toasting lanes provide higher toasting capacity in one convenient piece of equipment — all without wasting valuable counter space.

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Smart controller senses product and automatically adjusts toast time
Consistent toast quality for bagels and muffins even during barrel runs

Digital controller allows users to easily adjust toast quality
Integrated holding zone

Front-load and front-return design

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Case Studies

Launching Compact Toasters To Meet The Needs Of A Major QSR Chicken Chain

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Spec & Sales Sheets

RT Spec Sheet – 1020460

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