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Quality of Radiant Char Broilers

I am opening a new restaurant and the char broiler is one of the most important pieces. Can someone please tell me how an Ultra-Max Radiant Char-Broiler by Star Manufacturing is compared to a MagiKitchen CM-RMB-648? The char broiler by Star Manufacturing is about a thousand dollars less because my supplier has plenty in stock. Is Star a quality brand? Will it last?

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Posted 2009-06-17T20:27:34Z
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I'm not familiar with these pieces of equipment but I'm guessing you could go to Home Depot or Lowes and have a professional there explain them to you. Good luck!

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