Conveyor Toasters
32 products
Buy commercial conveyor toasters online in Canada: 32 products from brands like Prince Castle, Omcan and BakeMax, most priced $1,200 to $2,200 CAD. A conveyor toaster carries bread, bagels or buns on a moving belt between heating elements, turning out toast continuously without anyone watching a slot. Hotel breakfast buffets, sandwich and sub shops, cafeterias and quick-service kitchens use them where toast demand is steady and high. The main choices are belt speed and heat control, the opening height, which way the product exits, and the power supply.
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About commercial conveyor toasters
What commercial conveyor toasters cost at Norpex
- Most models
- $1,200 – $2,200
- Median price
- $1,600
- Priced models
- 16
List prices in CAD before tax and delivery, read from the catalogue as it stands. Models without a listed price are quoted on request.
Before you buy
- Compare rated slices per hour, remembering that darker toast or thicker product needs a slower belt and cuts real output.
- Measure the tallest item you toast, such as a bagel half or a bun crown, against the conveyor opening height.
- Choose front discharge if the toaster must return product to the operator on a crowded counter, or rear discharge for a pass-through line.
- Look for separate top and bottom heat controls, which let you toast buns on the cut side only or bread on both sides.
- Check the voltage and plug: smaller units may run on 120 volts while high-output models often need 208 or 240 volt service.
Common questions
How is the output of a conveyor toaster rated?
- Manufacturers state output in slices per hour. The real figure depends on the belt speed you run, the shade you want and the product, so thick bread, bagels and darker toast all lower it. Size the toaster for your peak with some headroom rather than matching the rated figure exactly.
Front or rear discharge: what is the difference?
- A front-discharge or return model drops finished toast back toward the operator, so one person can load and collect from the same side of a counter. A rear-discharge model sends toast out the back, which suits a line where one person loads and another assembles. Some models can be set up either way.
Can a conveyor toaster handle bagels and buns?
- Yes, if the opening is tall enough and the heat can be set top and bottom separately. Bagels and buns are usually toasted cut side toward the stronger heat, and a model with independent controls lets you brown that face without drying out the crust.
How much do commercial conveyor toasters cost in Canada?
- Most commercial conveyor toasters on Norpex list between $1,200 and $2,200 CAD, with a median of about $1,600 across 16 priced models; the full range runs from $1,018.45 to $13,174.99; prices are list prices before tax and shipping. Models without a listed price are quoted on request.
Where can I buy commercial conveyor toasters online in Canada?
- Norpex sells commercial conveyor toasters online at norpex.ca, where 32 commercial conveyor toasters are listed. Some in-stock items can be bought online by card, with shipping calculated at checkout. Each product page says whether it can be bought online or goes to a quote.
Which brands of commercial conveyor toasters do you carry?
- Norpex lists 32 commercial conveyor toasters. The brands with the most models listed are Prince Castle with 16, Omcan with 5, BakeMax with 4, Antunes with 3 and Eurodib with 2.
Do you ship commercial conveyor toasters across Canada?
- Norpex ships to delivery addresses across Canada. Equipment ships from distributor warehouses, so dispatch timing depends on the supplier and the destination. For items that can be bought online, shipping is calculated at checkout from live carrier rates for the delivery address and confirmed before payment. Some products ship free: their product page says so, and checkout applies it automatically. There is no flat-rate offer.
Outfitting a whole location?
Send the list or the floor plan. Project pricing beats cart pricing, and it comes back within one business day.