GB-6 six-bowl commercial gelato machine
The full-range flagship: six open display bowls, three independent refrigeration circuits and high peak-hour capacity for flagship stores and food halls.
- Bowls: 6 x 6 L
- Output: 84 L/h
- Circuits: 3 independent
- Power: 7.2 kW / 220 V
- Dimensions: 1500 x 980 x 1010 mm
- Weight: 330 kg
Why choose the GB-6?
- Six 6 L open display bowls with three independent refrigeration circuits
- About 84 L/h output for high-traffic gelato and hard ice cream counters
- Two touch panels and one-key auto-wash
- Designed for flagships, food halls and high-season tourism
Best for flagship stores, food halls, high-season tourism, six-flavour menus. Typical peak-hour planning range: roughly 540-720 scoops/hour. Final output depends on mix, starting temperature, ambient conditions, waste and the operating cycle.
Specifications and shipping data.
| Specification | GB-6 |
|---|---|
| Bowls | 6 x 6 L |
| Output | 84 L/h |
| Batch cycle | 15-20 minutes |
| Refrigeration circuits | 3 independent |
| Power | 7.2 kW / 220 V |
| Dimensions | 1500 x 980 x 1010 mm |
| Weight | 330 kg |
| Container loading | 6 units / 20GP |
| Certification | CE · ETL · ISO 9001 |
Category-typical figures. Final values are confirmed per factory nameplate at order, including 110 V / 60 Hz builds.
Questions buyers ask before ordering.
What is the GB-6 best for?
The GB-6 is best for a flagship gelato store, food hall or high-season tourism location that needs six flavours on display and the highest peak-hour capacity in the GB-Series.
Does the GB-6 need a dedicated electrical circuit?
Yes. The GB-6 is rated at 7.2 kW and needs a dedicated circuit and correctly sized breaker. Confirm the site electrical supply before the container ships.
How many scoops can the GB-6 serve in a peak hour?
The GB-6 is typically planned for roughly 540-720 scoops per hour, depending on scoop size, mix, waste, starting temperature and batch staging.
Need help confirming the GB-6?
Send your country, store count, daily cups or litres, flavours on display and voltage. An export engineer will confirm the bowl count, unit count and FOB quote.