- Typical capacity
- Cooking kettles of this class commonly range from 200 to 1,000 litres, with this unit specified at 500 litres.
- Heating method
- Steam jacketing is a common heating method for precise temperature control and even heat distribution.
- Emulsifier type
- Bottom-mounted emulsifiers are typical for achieving homogeneous mixtures and preventing product stratification.
- Material construction
- Stainless steel, often 316 or 304 grade, is standard for food contact parts due to hygiene and corrosion resistance.
- Discharge mechanism
- Auto-tilt discharge is a common feature for efficient emptying and cleaning of the vessel.
- Power supply
- Three-phase electrical supply is typically required for the emulsifier motor and control systems.
- Integrated features
- Load cells are commonly integrated for accurate batch weighing and recipe management.