News Sammic | Destacado - Sous-Vide
When retherming means much more than heating
When retherming is a key part of your operation, every detail counts.
It is not only about reaching the right temperature: you also need to organise when the process starts, who starts it, how the product is distributed, whether all batches receive the same treatment, how cycles are recorded and what happens to unsold product. And when this routine is repeated across several shifts, sites or restaurants, any small inefficiency becomes time, resources and costs.
Because retherming is not simply heating. It means knowing whether the water is really at the temperature the product requires, whether that temperature is homogeneous throughout the tank and whether each bag receives the same treatment. It also means being able to answer what has happened to product that has not been sold: how long it has been in the bath and under what conditions.
To meet these needs, at Sammic we have developed a solution made up of the SmartVide XL sous-vide cooker and the 120P Precision Rethermalizer Tank, capable of retherming up to 40 kg of product with precision, consistency and process control.
Thanks to the intelligent cooker-tank interaction, this solution is designed to optimise heating times. It also features a delayed start, which allows the water heating to be programmed so that the system is ready just when service begins, with no prior journeys or unnecessary waiting.
The design of the 120P heated tank makes water management easier and safer thanks to its filling faucet, drain, drain valve and overflow protection. In addition, the lid helps reduce heat loss and evaporation, cutting costs and improving the efficiency of the establishment.
Furthermore, integration with HACCP systems provides traceability for safer working. This makes it possible to record each cycle, facilitate repeatability in kitchen processes and strengthen control over the rethermed product.
That is why this solution is especially suitable for collective catering, central kitchens, hospitals, care homes and any operation where retherming is an essential part of the service. Because when hundreds of portions depend on the same process, having a solution capable of providing control, consistency and efficiency stops being an advantage and becomes a necessity.