Hamburger press Hendi 513026
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This hamburger press combines a cast-aluminium mould with a non-stick coating to form burger patties. Its fixed forming diameter helps keep the shape consistent from one portion to the next, while the coated mould helps release each patty for the next preparation step.
Where it is used
Use the press at a burger-preparation station to shape patties before they move to cooking and assembly. The 120 mm forming diameter gives the team a repeatable width when preparing a batch, helping keep portions consistent across orders. This is useful in a café or burger kitchen where staff need a clear, repeatable forming step rather than shaping each patty by hand.
The polypropylene handle provides a lightweight grip for repeated pressing. Its separate material from the cast-aluminium mould makes the grip easy to identify during the forming task, while the press’s low overall weight supports moving it between the preparation bench and storage after a batch.
Care
The non-stick coating reduces adhesion between the mould and the patty, so formed portions are easier to release without pulling their edges out of shape. This helps keep the forming workflow moving between portions. Cast aluminium provides a rigid mould for pressing, while the coated surface is the working face that contacts the food; handle it in a way that preserves that surface for repeated use.
How to choose
The 120 mm diameter is the key choice for kitchens seeking a consistent patty width. Compare that forming size with the burger format used on the menu so the press supports the intended portion shape. Its overall diameter and height also help staff assess whether it can be kept at the forming station or stored in the available space.
At 0.262 kg, the press is light to lift and reposition between preparation and storage. That makes it practical for a kitchen where the bench is needed for other tasks after patty preparation. The cast-aluminium mould and polypropylene handle bring together a rigid forming body and a lightweight grip for the repeated pressing work.