Groen DEE/4T-60A TA/3_240/60/3 Kettle/Cooker Mixer Electric 60-gallon Capacity
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- Advanced controls with digital display for precision
- 60-gallon capacity for large batch cooking
- 316 stainless steel liner ensures durability
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The Groen DEE/4T-60A TA/3_240/60/3 Kettle-Cooker Mixer is an advanced, high-capacity electric unit designed for industrial food service environments with a 60-gallon capacity and 2/3 jacket construction. Its IPX6 water washdown rating ensures durability and ease of cleaning under high-pressure water conditions. Equipped with electronic advanced controls featuring a digital display, it offers precise operation with a timer ranging from 1 minute to 10 hours and adjustable low and high preset intensities, allowing for manual setting capability. This model's 316 stainless steel liner enhances its resistance to corrosion, making it suitable for rigorous industrial use. The 2-inch tilt-type TDO with a console-mounted, twin-shaft scraper mixer facilitates efficient mixing, while the floor-mounted control console provides stability and ease of access. Built with robust stainless steel construction, it operates at 50 PSI and meets NSF and UL standards, ensuring compliance with high safety and quality benchmarks. Proudly made in the USA, this mixer is tailored for sectors demanding large-scale preparation and precise control, making it an integral asset in commercial kitchens and food production facilities. The combination of advanced features and durable construction highlights its unique value across various market segments in the industry.
Product Description
The Groen DEE/4T-60A TA/3_240/60/3 Kettle-Cooker Mixer is an advanced, high-capacity electric unit designed for industrial food service environments with a 60-gallon capacity and 2/3 jacket construction. Its IPX6 water washdown rating ensures durability and ease of cleaning under high-pressure water conditions. Equipped with electronic advanced controls featuring a digital display, it offers precise operation with a timer ranging from 1 minute to 10 hours and adjustable low and high preset intensities, allowing for manual setting capability. This model's 316 stainless steel liner enhances its resistance to corrosion, making it suitable for rigorous industrial use. The 2-inch tilt-type TDO with a console-mounted, twin-shaft scraper mixer facilitates efficient mixing, while the floor-mounted control console provides stability and ease of access. Built with robust stainless steel construction, it operates at 50 PSI and meets NSF and UL standards, ensuring compliance with high safety and quality benchmarks. Proudly made in the USA, this mixer is tailored for sectors demanding large-scale preparation and precise control, making it an integral asset in commercial kitchens and food production facilities. The combination of advanced features and durable construction highlights its unique value across various market segments in the industry.
Product information
| Manufacturer | Groen |
|---|---|
| Model Number | DEE/4T-60A TA/3_240/60/3 |
| Manufacturer Part # | DEE/4T-60A TA/3_240/60/3 |
| Type | Tilt |
| Jacket | 2/3 Jacket |
| Kettle Liner | 316 Stainless Steel |
| Base | Double Console |
| Height | 44.13" |
| Width | 47" |
| Depth | 44.13" |
| Weight | 895 lbs |
| NSF Approved | Yes |
| UL Approved | Yes |
| IPX6 Approved | Yes |
| Made in USA Approved | Yes |
Certifications
UL Listed
The item has been tested by Underwriters Laboratories (UL) for sanitation hazard standards and meets or exceeds expectations.
Made in the USA
This item was made in the United States of America.
NSF Listed
The item meets the standards imposed by NSF International. These standards relate to health, public safety and the environment.
