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Henny Penny

www.hennypenny.com

 
Henny Penny continues a tradition of foodservice equipment innovation that began in Eaton, Ohio, USA with the first commercial pressure fryer in 1957. With 2017 marking 60 years of innovation, we offer a wide range of high quality foodservice equipment designed for easier operation, greater flexibility and lower operating costs. Our product lines include pressure and open fryers, combi ovens, rotisseries, holding cabinets and display merchandisers— all of which display our unbeatable combination of innovation, reliability and deep understanding of our customers` needs. Beyond our operationally friendly and innovative product, we continue to set ourselves apart from the field with ...
  • Number of Employees: 250-1000
  • Annual Revenue: $250-500 Million
  • www.hennypenny.com
  • 1219 U.S. 35 West P.O. Box 60
    Eaton, OH USA 45320
  • Phone: 937.456.8400

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Suresh Iyer
Chief Technology Officer Profile

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