Sauce Vessel Terlet sauce vessels are equiped with bottom driven agitators. Because of some specific benefits (as shown below) these vessels are very common in cooling and cooking processes. Terlet also has a long time of experience in well known applications as sauce-, soup-, ready meal and pie fill production.
Features & benefits in a cooking process  | Full access
|  | Hygienic design
|  | Split dimple pressure jacket for small cooking batches
|  | Fast heating times
|  | Wall and bottom surface scraped for optimal heat transfer
|  | Special agitator for intensive mixing action resulting in a more homogeneous end product
|  | Low maintenance
|  | Less product loss
|  | No dead corners
|  | No seals or bearings in contact with product
|  | Homogenizing through optional homogenizer in one vessel
|  | In tiltable execution for viscous products
|  | CIP provisions optional |
Features & benefits in a cooling process  | Hermetically closed
|  | No contamination in cooling phase
|  | Vacuum / pressure execution
|  | Cooling with central inner cylinder which means very fast cooling times
|  | No fat separation
|  | No transport pump needed
|  | CIP provisions optional |
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