Pujadas Aluminium Sauce Pot Without Lid Ø400
Product Description
The Pujadas Ø400 aluminium sauce pot is a large-format, lidless cooking vessel from Pujadas's Century Aluminium range, designed for professional kitchens that handle significant volumes of stocks, sauces, soups, and...
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- Aluminium
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Product Description
The Pujadas Ø400 aluminium sauce pot is a large-format, lidless cooking vessel from Pujadas's Century Aluminium range, designed for professional kitchens that handle significant volumes of stocks, sauces, soups, and braised preparations. At this diameter, it sits firmly in the category of batch-cooking cookware rather than à la carte pans, and is sized accordingly for stockpot ranges, high-output burners, and central production kitchens.
Aluminium's thermal conductivity is one of its principal strengths in a professional kitchen context. Heat travels quickly and relatively evenly across the base and up the walls, which supports consistent results when reducing large volumes of liquid or holding sauces at working temperature during service. The heavier gauge construction used in this range helps resist the warping and deformation that thinner aluminium cookware can suffer under prolonged high-heat use — a common failure point in busy kitchens.
From a practical standpoint, this pot offers several day-to-day advantages:
- Rapid, even heat distribution reduces hot spots and the risk of scorching
- Reinforced tubular stainless steel handles stay cooler than the pot body during use
- Four-rivet handle attachment per side provides a more secure fixing under heavy loads
- Aluminium's relatively light weight makes large volumes more manageable to lift and transfer
- Pure aluminium construction is fully recyclable and supports kitchen sustainability commitments
Being without a lid, this pot is well suited to reduction work, open stock production, and applications where evaporation is intentional. Operators who regularly need to cover during cooking or transport should consider whether a matching lid is required alongside. At Ø400, this is a genuinely large vessel — it suits central production kitchens, large catering operations, and event catering rather than smaller kitchens with limited range or storage space. For lower-volume operations, smaller diameters within the same range may be more practical.
If you're unsure whether this size is right for your service volumes or burner output, we're happy to talk it through.
Key Features
- Heavy-gauge aluminium construction resists warping under sustained high heat
- Tubular stainless steel handles designed to reduce heat transfer during use
- Four-rivet handle attachment per side for secure, reinforced fixing
- Large Ø400 diameter suited to high-volume batch cooking and stock production
- Pure aluminium material delivers rapid, even heat distribution across the base
Operational Benefits
- Consistent heat spread reduces scorching risk during long reduction periods
- Cooler handles support safer handling when moving heavy, full pots
- Robust handle fixing holds firm under repeated heavy-load use
- Batch-cooking capacity reduces the number of cooking cycles needed per service
- Lighter aluminium weight makes large-volume transfers more manageable for kitchen teams
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- Material
- Aluminium
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Aluminium performs well on gas and solid-top ranges, which are common in commercial kitchens. It is not suitable for induction hobs unless used with an induction diffuser plate. If your kitchen runs predominantly on induction, it is worth checking compatibility before ordering.
- At this diameter, the pot is designed for serious batch production — large volumes of stock, soup, or sauce prepared ahead of service. It suits central production kitchens, large catering operations, and high-cover restaurants. For smaller prep volumes or kitchens with limited burner space, a smaller diameter within the same range is likely to be more practical.
- Aluminium cookware is straightforward to maintain but benefits from avoiding prolonged contact with highly acidic ingredients, which can cause discolouration over time. Hand washing is generally preferable to repeated commercial dishwasher cycles, which can dull and oxidise the surface. With reasonable care, heavy-gauge aluminium cookware of this type is built to last in daily professional use.