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McBroom Metal Works · Marana · Tucson, Arizona

Fire-built chile roasters for people who move pounds.

American-made propane chile roasters for home cooks, markets, restaurants, grocery stores, and production teams. Family-built in Arizona by McBroom Metal Works since 1999.

Featured build

Large stainless barrel · 60 lb batch

Long flame, commercial capacity, stainless upgrade.

1999

Building and firing roasters since

120 lb

Top batch capacity in the line

USA

Manufactured by McBroom Metal Works in Arizona

Family-built firepower

Built by a shop that knows produce, steel, and flame.

Pick the roaster by the pounds you need to move. Compare the barrel size, the drive style, and the steel finish. If freight, timing, or propane setup matters, call the shop and talk through the right build before ordering.

Shop-built roasters

Roasters from the shop floor, done right.

Shop roaster photo 1
Stainless barrel with even longer use.
Shop roaster photo 2
Double barrel output for serious roasting days.

Roaster line

From tabletop flame to 120-lb commercial batches.

Call or email before ordering. Freight, Lower 48 delivery, lead time, and no-PO-box limits can change by model and destination.

Large Table Top Chile Roaster

$599

Free shipping

Stainless steel barrel: +$400 (final $999)

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Large

$2,900

Barrel
24 × 30 in
Drive
Motorized
Steel
Regular steel
Batch
About 60 lb

Stainless steel barrel: +$800 (final $3,700)

A premium 60 lb build with a stainless barrel and the low-fire look customers notice.

Live fire premium

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Medium

$2,700

Barrel
24 × 24 in
Drive
Motorized
Steel
Regular steel
Batch
About 45 lb

Stainless steel barrel: +$600 (final $3,300)

Hand-crank: -$800 (final $1,900)

Stainless and hand-crank: final $2,500

A practical mid-size build for market days, grocery demos, and restaurant prep.

Farmers market

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Small motorized

$2,500

Barrel
16 × 24 in
Drive
Motorized
Steel
Regular steel
Batch
About 20 lb

Stainless steel barrel: +$500 (final $3,000)

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Small hand-crank

$1,600

Barrel
16 × 24 in
Drive
Hand-crank
Steel
Regular steel
Batch
About 20 lb

Stainless steel barrel: +$600 (final $2,200)

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X-large

$5,250

Barrel
30 × 48 in
Drive
Motorized
Steel
Stainless steel barrel
Batch
About 120 lb

Mild steel barrel, not pictured: -$1,550 (final $3,700)

The biggest stainless option for processors, grocers, and crews that roast by the pallet.

Max throughput

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X-large double barrel

$3,500

Barrel
24 × 48 in
Drive
Motorized
Steel
Steel barrel
Batch
About 100 lb

Two-barrel production for long chile days when one drum is not enough.

Two-barrel output

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Built around real buyers

Start with the pounds you need to roast.

Home / events

Tabletop machines for backyard cooks, chile days, and small events.

Farmers markets

Portable commercial builds that pull customers in with fresh-roasted chile.

Restaurants

Batch sizes for prep, seasonal menus, catering, and house-roasted chile.

Retail fronts

Larger motorized roasters for grocery stores and high-traffic storefronts.

Processors

XL stainless and double-barrel builds for long, high-volume chile runs.

Shop build schematic

Shop build schematic Barrel sizes 16×24 to 30×48 Welded cart frame Hand crank or motorized Propane burners

What comes with it

Fired roasters with the hardware that matters.

Every commercial roaster is set up for propane and includes a high-pressure regulator and hose. Compare models by barrel size, batch capacity, drive type, and steel finish. Call the shop for current lead time and freight.

  • All commercial roasters are piped for propane gas
  • High-pressure regulator included with roaster purchases
  • Regular steel and stainless barrel options
  • Motorized or hand-crank configurations for different operators

Hose + high-pressure regulator included on commercial roasters.

01 Pick your batch size

Start with how many pounds you need to roast on a normal day and on your busiest days.

02 Choose barrel + drive

Pick regular steel or stainless, then choose motorized rotation or a hand-crank setup.

03 Confirm freight + timing

The shop can quote shipping, lead time, Lower 48 delivery, and no-PO-box limits before purchase.

04 Roast the first batch

Set up the propane, load the chile, and put the roaster to work where customers can smell it.

The shop

A Tucson shop that builds the roaster and fires it.

Arizona Chile Roasters is the roasting line from McBroom Metal Works. The shop has built propane chile roasters since 1999, from a tabletop batch to a long commercial day. Frames, barrels, and burners are sized to the pounds you need to move. The line includes regular steel and stainless barrels, hand-crank and motorized drives, and both tabletop and full-size machines. Commercial roasters are piped for propane. The shop quotes freight on those before you buy. The tabletop machines are the ones the current site lists with free shipping.

Start with the right quote

Tell the shop what you roast and how many pounds you need to move.

These are built pieces of shop equipment, so the best next step is a quick call or email. The shop can confirm the model, current lead time, freight, propane setup, and where it needs to land before you buy.

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