Mobile Wok Cart

Ranges are shipped via common carrier, class 92.5.  All heavy equipment is shipped in a custom fully enclosed and framed wooden crate fabricated by our in house carpenter.  

1. Chamber – Town refers to each hole in the top deck as a chamber.  It includes its own gas valve, recessed burner, insulation, and chamber ring.  They can also be referred to as holes, burners, wells or stations.  
2. Chamber ring – Also known as a wok ring, this is the round cast iron ring that sits on top of the deck that the cooking wok sits on.  A wok ring uses a wok pan that is 2” to 4” larger in diameter than the wok hole size.  The exception is for the 13” chambers, which typically use a 14” to 16” Mandarin (single stick handle) wok.  Larger sizes use Cantonese (two loop handle) woks.  Mandarin chamber rings have a sloped top that enables the chef to easily flip and toss food within the pan.  Competitors may use welded steel rims or prongs that do not stand up to massive heat over time, and require welding to repair.
3. Gutter – A recessed channel in the deck that collects cooling water and debris from the deck into our internal sink and strainer system.  Also known as a trough.  Not available on mobile wok carts.
4. Chinese swing faucets – A faucet that turns on automatically by moving its spout over the wok.  Move the spout to the left or right to turn it off.  Not available on mobile wok carts.
5. Knee valve – Town wok ranges are provided with “L” shaped gas valve handles for each burner.  They allow chefs to adjust the flame with their knee, even while both hands are already being used.
6. Volcano and jet burner – A jet burner is a type of burner that has round brass tips.  The brass jet tips are oriented in different directions and the orientations will affect the flame characteristics.  A volcano has all jet tips pointed up and inwards, leading to a tall focused flame.
7. Shield or duck bill burner – Refers to a type of burner with brass jets that looks like a duck bill, as opposed to a round shaped tip.  The duck bill shape is more clog resistant when compared to round jet tips.
8. Pilot safety system – A flame failure device that turns off gas to the pilot light and burner if pilot light goes out.  This is a code requirement is some locations.  Contact your local authorities for more details.  If the range is interlocked to a hood, pilot safety systems are not needed.  Normally an optional extra, this comes standard on the mobile wok cart.
9. Warming chamber – A small non insulated hole that accepts insets or bain maries for blanching, boiling or holding oils and stock.  Can be burner heated, flue heated, or unheated.  Also known as boiling pots, oil holes, or recessed holes.  Not available on mobile wok carts.

Limited customizations can be made. Contact us for your specific needs. 

Lead time varies from 4-8 weeks based on shop load. Inquire with Town for a more accurate lead time.  Note that lead times will vary day to day.  Expedited options may be available. 

The 1 year limited warranty applies for commercial use only.  See warranty page for more details. 

While this item is built and designed by Town in the same facilities as our listed equipment, the wok cart is not a listed appliance and must be used in compliance with local codes and restrictions.

The 224800 wok cart does not have a water connection.  Due to its mobile nature, a faucet is not available.

There is no natural gas option for the wok cart.  Consider our SR24 series stockpot wok ranges with casters as an option.

Demos for Town’s heavy equipment can be performed by a Town representative. The cost of demo is not included in the price of the equipment. Please contact us  for more information.

Startup is to be conducted by a licensed plumber familiar with the subject equipment, and not Town personnel.  Please see our resources center for startup checklists that may be used as a guide.

Ranges come with Town’s 1 year limited warranty.

Please see our warranty page for further details.

Initiate equipment repair requests by filling out our repair request form.

Field warranty service is only available for heavy equipment. If the issue is warranty related, Town will need to give approval before any work is done. Invoices for unapproved work will not be honored. Service is covered during normal business hours- Monday to Friday 8AM to 6PM. If it is covered under warranty and parts are needed, we will ship the part to the end user free of charge. Town must be contacted so we can initiate the service call.

In instances of claims which we do not believe are covered, the end user or dealer must call in their own service company. If the service report indicates that it is covered under warranty, it will be reimbursed at the standard labor rate. This is at Town’s sole discretion.

Please see our warranty page for further details.