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Lincoln 1400-2G Double Deck Impinger I Gas Conveyor Oven Package, Digital Controls, Caster Stand

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The Lincoln 1400-2G Conveyor Oven Package

The Lincoln 1400-2G is a double-deck gas conveyor oven package that stacks two 1400 Series Impinger I ovens on a low caster-mounted stand with a take-off shelf, doubling belt capacity in a single 78-inch-wide footprint. At a 6-minute bake time each 32 by 73 inch belt turns out 90 twelve-inch pizzas an hour, with air impingement cooking two to four times faster than a conventional oven, so the stack can carry a delivery rush that would swamp one belt. The ovens come configured as the natural gas 1450-000-U or the liquid propane 1451-000-U; each deck fires at 120,000 BTU per hour on its own light 120 V cord connection. Confirm the fuel type when ordering. A double stack of this size is production equipment for high-volume operations, oversized for a shop that rarely fills a single belt. Plan the install around a ventilation hood sized for 2,400 to 6,000 CFM, two 3/4 inch NPT gas hookups and two 120 V cord circuits, one of each per deck, 5 inches of rear clearance to combustible surfaces, and 24 inches of right-side clearance from other cooking equipment.

Complete 1400 Series Package With Stand and Take-Off Shelf

The package includes two complete Impinger I ovens, each with a glass access window and a radiant finger setup, plus a take-off shelf and a low stand with casters that keeps the double stack at 64 5/8 inches overall. Each deck bakes independently, so one belt can run pizzas while the other handles wings or breadsticks, and a single deck can idle through slow dayparts.

Air Impingement That Cooks Two to Four Times Faster

Small jets of hot air under pressure strike the food and strip away the boundary layer of cooler air that slows a conventional bake, so crusts crisp and toppings cook through in a fraction of the usual time. The system holds a wide tolerance across different foods, which means pizza, wings, sandwiches, and desserts all run on the same deck with a settings change instead of a second piece of equipment. Heating stays uniform across the full belt width, keeping the first pie of the rush and the fiftieth coming out the same.

32 by 73 Inch Belt With Digital Controls

Each deck runs a 32-inch-wide, 73-inch-long conveyor belt with a product stop through a 40-inch-wide baking chamber with a 3-inch opening. A front-mounted digital panel manages temperature, belt speed, and diagnostics, with bake times adjustable from 1 to 30 minutes and temperatures from 250 °F to 600 °F. FastBake technology is available as an option that trims cook times by up to an additional 30 percent.

120,000 BTU Per Deck With Its Own Gas and Cord Connection

Each deck fires at 120,000 BTU per hour on natural gas at 7 to 14 inches water column or liquid propane at 11 to 14, through a 3/4 inch NPT connection with an agency-approved flexible connector limited to 6 feet and a 2-inch minimum supply pipe recommended upstream. The electrical draw per deck is a light 120 V, 5 A single-phase load on a cord with a NEMA 5-15 plug. Every oven in the stack needs its own gas connection and its own electrical circuit, so rough in two gas connections and two cord circuits, one of each per deck.

2,400 to 6,000 CFM Hood Requirement With Start-Up Included

These ovens require a ventilation hood; exhaust estimates run from 2,400 to 6,000 CFM depending on the installation, with local codes governing the final design. Keep 5 inches of rear clearance to combustible surfaces, 24 inches of right-side clearance from other cooking equipment, and an 11-foot path to pull the conveyor for cleaning. Stainless steel wraps the top, front, and sides of each deck, the air fingers remove from the front, and Lincoln matches the finger setup to your menu. The package includes start-up and check-out by a Welbilt authorized service agent.

About Lincoln

Lincoln Foodservice manufactures commercial conveyor ovens for high-volume cooking applications, including pizzerias, quick-service restaurants, convenience stores, and institutional kitchens. Known for its Impinger technology, Lincoln uses high-velocity heated air to transfer heat efficiently and produce consistent cooking results. Its equipment lineup includes countertop, floor-model, stackable, and ventless conveyor ovens designed for different production volumes and kitchen layouts. Adjustable conveyor speeds, programmable controls, and FastBake technology allow operators to manage cooking times and accommodate a range of menu items. Lincoln's conveyor oven designs are particularly suited to operations requiring repeatable results, steady production rates, and standardized cooking processes across multiple locations.

Features & Benefits

  1. Complete double-deck pizza line package for high-volume pizzerias, chain kitchens, and delivery operations
  2. Bundle of two Impinger I gas ovens, low caster-mounted stand, and take-off shelf under one order number
  3. Output of 90 twelve-inch pizzas per hour per deck at a 6-minute bake time
  4. Independent digital controls on each of the two oven decks
  5. Air impingement heat delivery that cooks two to four times faster than conventional ovens
  6. 32-inch-wide, 73-inch-long belt through a 40-inch baking chamber with a 3-inch opening
  7. Front-mounted digital control panel for temperature, belt speed, and diagnostics
  8. Bake temperature from 250 °F to 600 °F with bake times from 1 to 30 minutes
  9. Availability in natural gas or liquid propane configurations
  10. Separate gas hookup and cord connection for each of the two decks
  11. Front-loading glass access door with cool touch handle for mid-bake checks
  12. Front-removable air fingers and belt for daily cleaning access
  13. Stainless steel top, front, and side construction
  14. Optional FastBake technology that trims cook times up to an additional 30 percent
  15. Start-up and check-out by a Welbilt authorized service agent included

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  • Complete double-deck pizza line package for high-volume pizzerias, chain kitchens, and delivery operations
  • Bundle of two Impinger I gas ovens, low caster-mounted stand, and take-off shelf under one order number
  • Output of 90 twelve-inch pizzas per hour per deck at a 6-minute bake time
  • Independent digital controls on each of the two oven decks
  • Air impingement heat delivery that cooks two to four times faster than conventional ovens
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    The Lincoln 1400-2G Conveyor Oven Package

    The Lincoln 1400-2G is a double-deck gas conveyor oven package that stacks two 1400 Series Impinger I ovens on a low caster-mounted stand with a take-off shelf, doubling belt capacity in a single 78-inch-wide footprint. At a 6-minute bake time each 32 by 73 inch belt turns out 90 twelve-inch pizzas an hour, with air impingement cooking two to four times faster than a conventional oven, so the stack can carry a delivery rush that would swamp one belt. The ovens come configured as the natural gas 1450-000-U or the liquid propane 1451-000-U; each deck fires at 120,000 BTU per hour on its own light 120 V cord connection. Confirm the fuel type when ordering. A double stack of this size is production equipment for high-volume operations, oversized for a shop that rarely fills a single belt. Plan the install around a ventilation hood sized for 2,400 to 6,000 CFM, two 3/4 inch NPT gas hookups and two 120 V cord circuits, one of each per deck, 5 inches of rear clearance to combustible surfaces, and 24 inches of right-side clearance from other cooking equipment.

    Complete 1400 Series Package With Stand and Take-Off Shelf

    The package includes two complete Impinger I ovens, each with a glass access window and a radiant finger setup, plus a take-off shelf and a low stand with casters that keeps the double stack at 64 5/8 inches overall. Each deck bakes independently, so one belt can run pizzas while the other handles wings or breadsticks, and a single deck can idle through slow dayparts.

    Air Impingement That Cooks Two to Four Times Faster

    Small jets of hot air under pressure strike the food and strip away the boundary layer of cooler air that slows a conventional bake, so crusts crisp and toppings cook through in a fraction of the usual time. The system holds a wide tolerance across different foods, which means pizza, wings, sandwiches, and desserts all run on the same deck with a settings change instead of a second piece of equipment. Heating stays uniform across the full belt width, keeping the first pie of the rush and the fiftieth coming out the same.

    32 by 73 Inch Belt With Digital Controls

    Each deck runs a 32-inch-wide, 73-inch-long conveyor belt with a product stop through a 40-inch-wide baking chamber with a 3-inch opening. A front-mounted digital panel manages temperature, belt speed, and diagnostics, with bake times adjustable from 1 to 30 minutes and temperatures from 250 °F to 600 °F. FastBake technology is available as an option that trims cook times by up to an additional 30 percent.

    120,000 BTU Per Deck With Its Own Gas and Cord Connection

    Each deck fires at 120,000 BTU per hour on natural gas at 7 to 14 inches water column or liquid propane at 11 to 14, through a 3/4 inch NPT connection with an agency-approved flexible connector limited to 6 feet and a 2-inch minimum supply pipe recommended upstream. The electrical draw per deck is a light 120 V, 5 A single-phase load on a cord with a NEMA 5-15 plug. Every oven in the stack needs its own gas connection and its own electrical circuit, so rough in two gas connections and two cord circuits, one of each per deck.

    2,400 to 6,000 CFM Hood Requirement With Start-Up Included

    These ovens require a ventilation hood; exhaust estimates run from 2,400 to 6,000 CFM depending on the installation, with local codes governing the final design. Keep 5 inches of rear clearance to combustible surfaces, 24 inches of right-side clearance from other cooking equipment, and an 11-foot path to pull the conveyor for cleaning. Stainless steel wraps the top, front, and sides of each deck, the air fingers remove from the front, and Lincoln matches the finger setup to your menu. The package includes start-up and check-out by a Welbilt authorized service agent.

    About Lincoln

    Lincoln Foodservice manufactures commercial conveyor ovens for high-volume cooking applications, including pizzerias, quick-service restaurants, convenience stores, and institutional kitchens. Known for its Impinger technology, Lincoln uses high-velocity heated air to transfer heat efficiently and produce consistent cooking results. Its equipment lineup includes countertop, floor-model, stackable, and ventless conveyor ovens designed for different production volumes and kitchen layouts. Adjustable conveyor speeds, programmable controls, and FastBake technology allow operators to manage cooking times and accommodate a range of menu items. Lincoln's conveyor oven designs are particularly suited to operations requiring repeatable results, steady production rates, and standardized cooking processes across multiple locations.

    Features & Benefits

    1. Complete double-deck pizza line package for high-volume pizzerias, chain kitchens, and delivery operations
    2. Bundle of two Impinger I gas ovens, low caster-mounted stand, and take-off shelf under one order number
    3. Output of 90 twelve-inch pizzas per hour per deck at a 6-minute bake time
    4. Independent digital controls on each of the two oven decks
    5. Air impingement heat delivery that cooks two to four times faster than conventional ovens
    6. 32-inch-wide, 73-inch-long belt through a 40-inch baking chamber with a 3-inch opening
    7. Front-mounted digital control panel for temperature, belt speed, and diagnostics
    8. Bake temperature from 250 °F to 600 °F with bake times from 1 to 30 minutes
    9. Availability in natural gas or liquid propane configurations
    10. Separate gas hookup and cord connection for each of the two decks
    11. Front-loading glass access door with cool touch handle for mid-bake checks
    12. Front-removable air fingers and belt for daily cleaning access
    13. Stainless steel top, front, and side construction
    14. Optional FastBake technology that trims cook times up to an additional 30 percent
    15. Start-up and check-out by a Welbilt authorized service agent included

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    Specifications

    Ovens Included2
    Finger SetupStandard radiant
    StandLow stand with casters
    Take-Off ShelfIncluded
    Baking Chamber Width40 in
    Conveyor Opening Height3 in
    Conveyor Belt Width32 in
    Conveyor Belt Length73 in
    Bake Time Range1 to 30 minutes
    Temperature Range250 °F to 600 °F
    ControlsDigital, temperature, belt speed, diagnostics
    Capacity at 6-Minute Bake90 twelve-inch pizzas per hour per deck
    Heat Input per Oven120,000 BTU/hr
    Total Gas Input240,000 BTU/hr
    Gas TypeNatural Gas or Liquid Propane
    Gas Supply Pressure7 to 14 in WC NG, 11 to 14 in WC LP
    Gas Connection per Oven3/4 in NPT
    Gas Connections Required2, one per oven
    Electrical per Oven120 V, 5 A, 60 Hz, 1 phase
    Electrical ConnectionCord with NEMA 5-15 plug per oven
    Circuits Required2, one per oven
    VentilationHood required, 2400 to 6000 CFM
    Rear Clearance5 in to combustible surfaces
    Right Side Clearance24 in from other cooking equipment
    Conveyor Removal Clearance11 ft
    ConstructionStainless steel top, front, and sides
    DoorFront-loading glass with cool touch handle
    Overall Dimensions78 in W x 58 in D x 64 5/8 in H
    Net Weight per Oven725 lb
    Shipping Weight per Oven750 lb

    Manufacturer's Warranty

    • 3 Year

      Labor

    • 3 Year

      Parts

    Certifications & Approvals

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      CE Listed

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    The Lincoln 1400-2G Conveyor Oven Package

    About Lincoln

    Lincoln Foodservice manufactures commercial conveyor ovens for high-volume cooking applications, including pizzerias, quick-service restaurants, convenience stores, and institutional kitchens. Known for its Impinger technology, Lincoln uses high-velocity heated air to transfer heat efficiently and produce consistent cooking results. Its equipment lineup includes countertop, floor-model, stackable, and ventless conveyor ovens designed for different production volumes and kitchen layouts. Adjustable conveyor speeds, programmable controls, and FastBake technology allow operators to manage cooking times and accommodate a range of menu items. Lincoln's conveyor oven designs are particularly suited to operations requiring repeatable results, steady production rates, and standardized cooking processes across multiple locations.

    About Pizza Ovens

    Commercial pizza ovens are designed to reach and hold the high temperatures needed for consistent, quality pizza. Unlike standard commercial ovens, pizza ovens use stone or steel decks and direct radiant heat to produce the kind of crust texture that keeps customers coming back. They come in gas and electric configurations, single and multi-deck setups, and a range of sizes to fit everything from a small cafe adding pizza to the menu to a high-volume pizzeria running back-to-back services all day.

    Common Types and Configurations

    • Gas deck pizza ovens: High output and lower gas costs. Standard in busy pizzerias running all day.
    • Electric deck pizza ovens: Programmable controls and precise temps. Good for kitchens without gas or where consistency matters most.
    • Stone hearth pizza ovens: Refractory or artisan stone decks for authentic crust. Used in traditional and artisan pizza shops.
    • Single deck ovens: Compact footprint. Best for small commercial pizza operations or lower volume kitchens.
    • Multi-deck ovens: Stackable to boost output without using more floor space.

    What to Look at Before You Buy

    • Temperature range: You need high heat for proper crust. Look for ovens that hit at least 650°F. Some high-end models go up to 840°F.
    • Gas or electric: Gas means lower costs and faster heat recovery. Electric gives you more control and is easier to install if you don't have gas.
    • Deck material: Stone decks transfer heat for better crust. Steel heats up faster but won't give you the same texture.
    • Number of decks: Match decks to your volume. Single deck for low output, multiple decks for higher demand.
    • BTU output: Higher BTU means faster heat recovery between pizzas. Important for high-volume operations running back-to-back orders.
    • Controls: Programmable settings help keep results consistent during rushes.
    • Installation: Gas ovens need a licensed installer and proper ventilation. Electric ovens require the right voltage and amps. Check your kitchen's power before you buy.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What kind of ovens do pizza restaurants use?

    Most pizzerias use deck ovens with stone decks for direct heat and crisp crust. Gas deck ovens are standard in high-volume shops for their output and lower cost. Electric deck ovens are used where gas isn't available or when you need precise control.

    What is the difference between a deck oven and a conveyor pizza oven?

    A deck oven uses stone or steel decks and radiant heat for better crust and more control. Conveyor ovens use a belt to move pizzas through a heated chamber. They're faster and more consistent for high volume, but you lose some control over the bake. Most independents use deck ovens. Chains often use conveyors.

    How much does a commercial pizza oven cost?

    Commercial pizza oven prices depend on size, fuel, and brand. Entry-level single deck gas ovens are the most affordable. High-end electric deck ovens with stone decks and programmable controls cost more but offer better consistency and longer life for serious pizza shops.

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    Product Features

    1. Complete double-deck pizza line package for high-volume pizzerias, chain kitchens, and delivery operations
    2. Bundle of two Impinger I gas ovens, low caster-mounted stand, and take-off shelf under one order number
    3. Output of 90 twelve-inch pizzas per hour per deck at a 6-minute bake time
    4. Independent digital controls on each of the two oven decks
    5. Air impingement heat delivery that cooks two to four times faster than conventional ovens
    6. 32-inch-wide, 73-inch-long belt through a 40-inch baking chamber with a 3-inch opening
    7. Front-mounted digital control panel for temperature, belt speed, and diagnostics
    8. Bake temperature from 250 °F to 600 °F with bake times from 1 to 30 minutes
    9. Availability in natural gas or liquid propane configurations
    10. Separate gas hookup and cord connection for each of the two decks
    11. Front-loading glass access door with cool touch handle for mid-bake checks
    12. Front-removable air fingers and belt for daily cleaning access
    13. Stainless steel top, front, and side construction
    14. Optional FastBake technology that trims cook times up to an additional 30 percent
    15. Start-up and check-out by a Welbilt authorized service agent included

    See all from Lincoln

    Specifications

    Ovens Included2
    Finger SetupStandard radiant
    StandLow stand with casters
    Take-Off ShelfIncluded
    Baking Chamber Width40 in
    Conveyor Opening Height3 in
    Conveyor Belt Width32 in
    Conveyor Belt Length73 in
    Bake Time Range1 to 30 minutes
    Temperature Range250 °F to 600 °F
    ControlsDigital, temperature, belt speed, diagnostics
    Capacity at 6-Minute Bake90 twelve-inch pizzas per hour per deck
    Heat Input per Oven120,000 BTU/hr
    Total Gas Input240,000 BTU/hr
    Gas TypeNatural Gas or Liquid Propane
    Gas Supply Pressure7 to 14 in WC NG, 11 to 14 in WC LP
    Gas Connection per Oven3/4 in NPT
    Gas Connections Required2, one per oven
    Electrical per Oven120 V, 5 A, 60 Hz, 1 phase
    Electrical ConnectionCord with NEMA 5-15 plug per oven
    Circuits Required2, one per oven
    VentilationHood required, 2400 to 6000 CFM
    Rear Clearance5 in to combustible surfaces
    Right Side Clearance24 in from other cooking equipment
    Conveyor Removal Clearance11 ft
    ConstructionStainless steel top, front, and sides
    DoorFront-loading glass with cool touch handle
    Overall Dimensions78 in W x 58 in D x 64 5/8 in H
    Net Weight per Oven725 lb
    Shipping Weight per Oven750 lb

    Manufacturer's Warranty

      3 year

      Labor

      3 year

      Parts

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