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Legion TWSWC-20MV Steam KettlesLegion TWSWC 20MV 20 Gallon Direct Steam Wall Mount Tilting Kettle with 2 Speed Mixer Full jacket 304 stainless steel 30 psi operating pressure Engineered for compact kitchens that demand commercial grade power, the Legion TWSWC 20MV combines a space saving wall console mount, rapid direct steam heating and a rugged twin shaft agitator. The result is hands free production of perfectly blended soups, sauces, gravies and moreall in a 20 gallon 76 L
Legion TWSWC-20MV 20-Gallon Direct-Steam Wall-Mount Tilting Kettle with 2-Speed Mixer
Full jacket • 304 stainless steel • 30 psi operating pressureEngineered for compact kitchens that demand commercial-grade power, the Legion TWSWC-20MV combines a space-saving wall-console mount, rapid direct-steam heating and a rugged twin-shaft agitator. The result is hands-free production of perfectly blended soups, sauces, gravies and more—all in a 20-gallon / 76 L batch.
Why you’ll love it
- Wall-mount footprint. Frees up valuable floor space while keeping the kettle at ergonomic working height.
- Deep-drawn 304 stainless steel liner & jacket. One-piece construction resists pitting and simplifies sanitation.
- Full jacketed body. Even, 30 psi steam coverage from rim to hemispherical bottom for faster heat-up and gentle simmering.
- Self-locking worm-gear tilt. Precise, effortless pouring with positive stop at any position.
- 2-speed twin-shaft mixer. Anchor agitator, counter-rotating beater and nylon scraper blades keep product uniform and prevent scorching.
- Actuator-assisted lift. Raise the agitator and bridge with one hand for easy kettle access or cleaning.
- Rear plumbing connections. Steam, condensate and accessories exit behind the console for a clean installation.
- Made in the USA. Built to ASME & NSF standards in Waynesboro, GA.
At-a-glance specs
| Model | TWSWC-20MV |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 20 gal / 76 L |
| Heating source | Direct external steam (full jacket) |
| Operating pressure | 30 psi (2.1 bar) maximum |
| Kettle construction | Seamless 304 stainless liner & 304L jacket |
| Tilt mechanism | Self-locking worm gear with crank handle |
| Mounting style | Wall-console with stainless reinforced support boxes |
| Mixer type | Twin-shaft, 2-speed (high 46 RPM / low 23 RPM main agitator) |
| Agitator components | 304 SS anchor agitator, 304 SS counter-rotating beater, removable nylon scraper blades |
| Overall width | 31 in / 787 mm (console to console) |
| Overall height | 30 ½ in / 775 mm |
| Steam connections | ¾ in NPT inlet, ½ in NPT condensate outlet (rear of console) |
| Agency approvals | ASME, NSF |
Included with this model
- Stainless steel control console with mounted mixer controls
- Rear steam & condensate piping, factory-installed
- Positive rim lock & safety interlock (prevents high-speed starts when bridge is raised)
- Manual hand crank tilting handle
- Bayonet-mount agitator & beater for tool-free removal
Common accessories (sold separately)
- Single or dual water-fill faucet with 12" or 18" swing nozzle
- 48" stainless or vinyl spray hose
- 2" or 3" sanitary draw-off valve kits
- Tri-basket or single-basket cooking inserts
- Automatic water fill meter
Contact us for lead time and factory-installed option availability.
Important: This kettle is heated by an external steam source. A regulated 30 psi clean steam supply and suitable condensate return line are required for operation and are not included with the unit.
Warranty & support
Legion backs every kettle with a 12-month parts & labor warranty from the date of installation (15 months from ship date). Extended coverage is available—ask your sales representative for details.
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