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Falcon has forged cooking equipment in Scotland since the 1850s — and it’s still built in Stirling. Heavy-duty ranges, fryers and griddles for kitchens that cook flat-out. Live prices below, every one + VAT.
The story
Falcon’s paperwork says 1819 — the Falkirk Iron Company, casting Scottish iron before Victoria took the throne. Cooking ranges followed in the 1850s, and two centuries later the kit is still made at Wallace View, Stirling. Very few brands on any British menu can say that.
Today Falcon is one of Britain’s largest catering equipment manufacturers — trade press toured the Stirling factory and said as much — and it sits inside the AFE Group under Ali Group, the biggest foodservice equipment family in the world. Translation for a working kitchen: build weight from a real factory, parts from a real supply chain, and model lines that don’t vanish when a marketing department gets bored.
Read the range like a ladder: Dominator Plus is the workhorse middle where most of the catalogue lives, Chieftain is the heavy-duty line built for a decade of abuse, and F900 is the premium suite for kitchens that want a cooking line engineered as one piece. The heartland is gas — fryers, griddles, ranges and hobs — which is exactly what the live catalogue below shows.
The range depth is measured from Craven Cooling’s Store API. Catalogue presence is not an availability promise.
The range in numbers
Falcon runs from £1,044.99 + VAT to £15,027.09 + VAT, with a £3,746.32 + VAT median. All + VAT.
Falcon Dominator Plus LPG Salamander Grill G3532 GF353-P
The catalogue median is £3,746.32 + VAT — indicatively around £20.04 a week on five-year finance, subject to status. Ask for today’s terms.
Falcon Dominator Plus Free Standing Electric Programmable Twin Filtration Angel Fryer on Castors E3845F2XP JB741
A heavy-duty range drives recovery that light-duty six-burners cannot match — the difference between sear and stew.From our guide · Speciality Cooking Equipment for a Signature Menu
Where Falcon earns its keep
Dealer judgement appears only where the existing guide corpus supports it.
Heavy-duty batch cooking
Chieftain is the workhorse our batch-cooking guide leans on — six burners running big stew pans through the afternoon, then switching to finishing duty at peak.
High-recovery wok and sauté
Chieftain recovery is what light-duty six-burners can’t match — drop a cold wok on it and it comes back fighting. That’s the difference between sear and stew.
One platform, several roles
One Chieftain six-burner with an oven base runs a complete signature menu: wok duty, sauces, service up top — braises and bakes cycling underneath.
The range, line by line
Freestanding Gas Fryers
42 live priced lines in this catalogue snapshotChieftain fryers built for the fish-and-chip duty cycle — recovery that keeps the batter crisp at peak. Representative model: Falcon Chieftain Natural Gas Fryer G1838X G908-N at £5,047.34 + VAT.
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Gas Griddles
36 live priced lines in this catalogue snapshotDominator Plus griddles — the breakfast-to-burger workhorse, machined plates that hold even heat all shift. Representative model: Falcon Dominator Plus 600mm Half Ribbed Griddle G3641R at £2,999.14 + VAT.
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Gas Oven Ranges
32 live priced lines in this catalogue snapshotThe six-burner-with-oven platform our guides call the complete signature workflow — sear up top, braise below. Representative model: Falcon Dominator Plus GP Oven Range G3117 at £3,761.99 + VAT.
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Freestanding Electric Fryers
29 live priced lines in this catalogue snapshotElectric with built-in filtration — the Angel fryer keeps oil cleaner for longer where gas isn’t an option. Representative model: Falcon Dominator Plus Electric Filtration Angel Fryer E3840FX at £5,716.14 + VAT.
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Gas Hobs & Boiling Tops
20 live priced lines in this catalogue snapshotF900 solid tops — the premium suite’s stove heart, one hot plate from simmer edge to searing centre. Representative model: Falcon F900 Solid Top Hob G9081 at £2,643.84 + VAT.
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Hot Cupboards
18 live priced lines in this catalogue snapshotHolding and servery — plated service stays hot without drying while the line keeps moving. Representative model: Falcon Hot Cupboard Servery Counter FC3-T FS015 at £2,560.24 + VAT.
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Price evidence here comes straight from the Store API snapshot: minimum £1,044.99 + VAT, median £3,746.32 + VAT, maximum £15,027.09 + VAT. The catalogue median is £3,746.32 + VAT — indicatively around £20.04 a week on five-year finance, subject to status. Ask for today’s terms.
Prices move with the catalogue. The live explorer below is the current check; confirm the quote before committing.
The live range explorer
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Buying Falcon wisely
The Dealer’s Five — mined where the team has already written it, left visibly pending everywhere else.
Where does it earn its keep?
The heavy hot line: batch production, high-recovery wok and sauté, fryers that hold temperature through the Friday rush.
Who is the best-fit customer?
Gastropubs, bistros and dark kitchens — anywhere one six-burner-and-oven anchor has to carry the whole menu.
Where would we point elsewhere?
Light-duty and counter-top jobs (Lincat), refrigeration (Tefcold, Polar). Falcon is for the heavy hot line, not the till point.
Which range or model is the heartland choice?
The Chieftain six-burner oven range — the platform our own guides call a complete signature workflow. We’ll size the fuel and configuration to your site.
What do we know from experience about support and availability?
Stirling-built with Ali Group behind it — our guides spec Chieftain for a decade-scale duty cycle, and the factory is in Scotland, not a container away. We confirm the live lead time on every order.
Backed in South Wales
Craven Cooling is in Swansea. Bring the application, dimensions and site services; the team can confirm the correct model, installation needs, current delivery position, warranty and service terms before order.
This draft makes no founding-year claim for Craven Cooling and no blanket availability promise.
Falcon FAQs
Scottish manufacturer of heavy-duty professional cooking equipment with roots in the Falkirk iron industry.
Falcon is based at Wallace View, Stirling, Scotland, where it manufactures commercial catering equipment.
296 live priced lines at the 11 July 2026 snapshot.
From £1,044.99 + VAT to £15,027.09 + VAT, with a median of £3,746.32 + VAT. All figures + VAT.
Freestanding Gas Fryers (42), Gas Griddles (36), Gas Oven Ranges (32), Freestanding Electric Fryers (29), Gas Hobs (20).
The catalogue median is £3,746.32 + VAT — indicatively around £20.04 a week on five-year finance, subject to status. Ask for today’s terms.
No availability promise is made from catalogue presence alone. Ask Craven Cooling to confirm the chosen model and current lead time.
The verdict blocks use only text mined from Craven’s team-written guides; remaining gaps are visibly pending Nick’s Dealer’s Five.
We’ll confirm the equipment.
Call with the application, space, services and throughput. Every price shown is + VAT.