Spirax Sarco Nordics to supply Steam Infusion
We’re pleased to announce our new partnership with Spirax Sarco Nordics, experts in steam system solutions. The company now offers our Steam Infusion Vaction™ Pump technology to food and beverage manufacturers across the region following the successful completion of several projects.
Steam Infusion is a simple, disruptive cooking process that helps food manufacturers overcome many of the challenges they face every day including burn-on contamination, variable product consistency and slow cooking times. By offering this award-winning technology, Spirax Sarco will help manufacturers across the Nordic region to reduce cleaning and cooking times and energy consumption, increase cooking capacity and eliminate burn-on and Maillard reactions in a wide variety of products.
The Steam Infusion Vaction™ Pump uses steam as the motive force to simultaneously heat, mix and pump liquids with and without particulates. The Pump can sit within a cooking vessel or be integrated in-line, depending on the needs of the manufacturer. Using culinary grade or clean steam, Steam Infusion can heat 1,000kg (2,200lbs) of product from 15°C to 90°C (60°F to 194°F) in five minutes with no burn-on or particulate damage. Easily retrofitted into new or existing cooking vessels, or fitted directly into the line, with Steam Infusion manufacturers can typically achieve twice the cooking capacity compared with traditional methods.
Spirax Sarco has been providing specialist steam solutions to a diverse range of industrial customers around the globe for over 100 years, helping them to maximise efficiency and overcome their process challenges. With local engineers offering on-the-ground expertise and a wide range of products and services, Spirax Sarco can support food and beverage manufacturers across the Nordic region from the boiler to the vessel and everything in-between, providing the right advice and solutions to optimise their processes.
We catalysed the development of Steam Infusion in the food and beverage industry with a £1 million (~$1.2 million) UK government funded Innovate UK project, together with the University of Lincoln and a leading UK food manufacturer. Systems are already in place across the globe, with manufacturers able to achieve optimised processes and deliver unique products using the innovative Steam Infusion technology.