Henny Penny 49178 Angled Spit, Coated, SCR8/16

Henny Penny 49178 Angled Spit, Coated – SCR8/16

The Henny Penny 49178 Angled Spit is a genuine OEM coated rotary spit designed for use with SCR8 and SCR16 rotisserie systems. Engineered for even rotation and consistent cooking performance, this commercially rated spit ensures reliable food turning and long-lasting service in busy kitchen environments.

Product Overview

This coated angled spit helps deliver uniform heat exposure and secure skewer placement, making it ideal for high-volume rotisserie cooking. Precision finished with a durable coating, it resists corrosion and food buildup for easy cleaning and extended part life.

Key Features

• Genuine OEM Part — Manufactured to Henny Penny specifications for perfect compatibility.
• Coated Finish — Durable non-stick coating resists corrosion and simplifies cleanup.
• Angled Design — Optimizes rotation and exposure to heat for even cooking.
• SCR8/16 Compatibility — Ideal for use in SCR8 and SCR16 rotisserie models.
• Commercial Durability — Built for daily use in high-volume kitchens.
• Reliable Performance — Maintains consistent turning action under load.

Why Choose Genuine Henny Penny Parts?

• Ensures precise fit and performance with SCR8/SCR16 rotisserie units.
• Helps maintain equipment efficiency and food quality.
• Reduces risk of premature failure compared to aftermarket alternatives.
• Supports long-term reliability under heavy-duty use.

Applications

The Henny Penny 49178 angled coated spit is used in SCR8 and SCR16 rotary cooking systems for commercial kitchens, restaurants, and foodservice operations. Verify compatibility with your equipment model before purchase to ensure optimal performance.

Technical Specifications

Installation & Maintenance Tips

• Ensure power is turned off before servicing the rotisserie.
• Properly align the angled spit with drive couplings before tightening.
• Clean the coated spit after each use to prevent residue buildup.
• Inspect for wear or damage during regular maintenance cycles.
• Replace if coating begins to degrade to maintain food contact quality.