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The SPP13212W is a 12-inch square aluminium pizza peel with a 132 cm wooden handle. It transfers pizzas into and out of deck ovens operating at 300–450°C. Used in pizzerias, Italian restaurants, and high-output catering operations where rapid loading and retrieval are required.
Commercial Application
The extended 132 cm handle allows operators to reach deep into multi-deck or large stone-base ovens without body exposure to radiant heat. The aluminium blade slides beneath raw dough with minimal resistance, preventing tearing during transfer.
During service, the peel retrieves finished pizzas in under 3 seconds per unit. The wooden handle remains cool during continuous use. The 12-inch blade accommodates standard 10–12 inch pizza bases used in commercial operations.
Key Operational Advantages
- 132 cm total length — reaches rear zones of deep deck ovens without operator heat exposure
- 12-inch square aluminium blade — slides under dough with minimal resistance, supports up to 1.2 kg loaded pizza
- Wooden handle — remains cool during continuous high-temperature service
- 0.8 kg weight — reduces operator fatigue during repetitive loading cycles
- 300 x 300 mm blade surface — handles 10–12 inch pizza diameters used in commercial production
- Aluminium construction — resists warping at sustained oven temperatures above 400°C
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Model / SKU | SPP13212W |
| Power Output | 13212W |
| Certification | Meets commercial kitchen hygiene and safety standards applicable to CE (UK & EU), NSF (USA) and CSA (Canada) requirements. |
| Weight | 0.8 kg (1.8 lbs) |
Construction & Build Quality
The blade is pressed aluminium with bevelled leading edge for dough separation. The wooden handle is kiln-dried hardwood with riveted steel ferrule attachment. Total assembly weight is 0.8 kg, balanced for one-handed operation during rapid service.
- Pressed aluminium blade with bevelled edge — reduces dough adhesion during transfer
- Kiln-dried hardwood handle — withstands moisture and thermal cycling in commercial kitchens
- Riveted steel ferrule — blade-to-handle joint rated for 5,000+ loading cycles
- Total weight 0.8 kg — single-hand operation throughout service shift
Suitable Operations
- Pizzerias
- Italian restaurants
- Hotel restaurants
- Artisan pizza operations
- Catering businesses
Procurement & Support
TurcoBazaar supplies Turkish-manufactured commercial kitchen equipment to buyers in the UK, Europe, USA, Canada, Middle East, and Africa. All units ship from UK warehouse stock or direct freight from Turkey for volume orders. Customs clearance and landed cost quotations provided for international shipments.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What blade material works best for stone deck ovens?
A: Aluminium remains the standard for commercial pizza peels. It slides cleanly beneath raw dough without sticking and resists warping at sustained 400°C+ temperatures. Steel alternatives are heavier and retain more heat in the handle during continuous use.
Q: What handle length is required for deep deck ovens?
A: 132 cm total length reaches the rear zone of ovens with 80–100 cm deck depth. Operators remain 30–40 cm from oven opening during loading. Shorter handles increase radiant heat exposure during repetitive service cycles.
Q: How many pizzas can one peel handle per hour?
A: A single operator using this peel can load and retrieve 40–50 pizzas per hour in continuous service. Output depends on oven recovery time and dough preparation workflow. Multi-deck operations typically assign one peel per deck.
Q: Does the wooden handle require maintenance?
A: Wipe the handle with damp cloth after service. Do not submerge in water or place in dishwashers. Light sanding every 6 months maintains grip surface. Replace if handle shows cracking or ferrule loosens.
Q: What pizza diameter does a 12-inch blade support?
A: The 300 x 300 mm blade handles 10–12 inch finished pizzas used in most commercial operations. Larger 14-inch bases require 14-inch square peels. Blade size should match or exceed pizza diameter by 2 inches minimum for safe transfer.