How to Read Garland Model Numbers
Garland encodes the equipment type (and often the size) into its model numbers. Below is what each model-number prefix indicates, derived from the 150 Garland models in our catalog — then look up any specific model to see its full specs.
What the prefixes mean
| Prefix | Indicates | In our catalog | Examples |
|---|---|---|---|
| MCO | Convection Oven | 14 models · 100% | MCO-E-5-C, MCO-ED-10-S, MCO-ED-10M |
| UIR | Salamander | 4 models · 100% — digits often encode width (in.) | UIR36, UIR36C, UIR48 |
| GDP | Deck Oven | 4 models · 100% | GDP-48, GDP-48-2, GDP-60 |
| XPG | Clamshell Grill | 4 models · 100% — digits often encode width (in.) | XPG12, XPG24, XPG36 |
| GFE | Griddle | 3 models · 100% — digits often encode width (in.) | GFE60-4G36CC, GFE60-6G24CC, GFE60-8G12CC |
| GIR | Cheesemelter | 3 models · 100% — digits often encode width (in.) | GIR36, GIR48, GIR60 |
| IRCMA | Cheesemelter | 3 models · 100% — digits often encode width (in.) | IRCMA-24, IRCMA-26, IRCMA-48 |
| GME | Induction Range | 3 models · 100% — digits often encode width (in.) | GME20M-i7S, GME36M-i14C, GME36M-i20S |
Patterns are observed from real Garland models in our database, not an official manufacturer key — always confirm the exact configuration on the spec sheet. Other brands →