The Meltinchoc analog chocolate melter by Martellato Professional is an essential piece of equipment for professional chocolate processing.
Precision, elegant design, ease of use, and a compact footprint make this countertop unit the ideal choice for pastry chefs, chocolatiers, and food professionals.
The Meltinchoc dry-heating chocolate melter features 4 removable stainless steel tanks, each with a 1.5 L capacity, housed in a durable plastic body with matching lids. The manual thermostat allows you to accurately adjust and maintain the desired chocolate temperature, ensuring smooth, even, and consistent melting.
This version is equipped with a 110V power supply, specifically designed for the Canadian and U.S. markets, with a North American power cord and plug.
Technical Features
Total Capacity: 6 L (4 × 1.5 L tanks)
Tank Dimensions: 14 × 15.5 × 10 cm
Overall Dimensions: 79 × 26 × 13.5 cm
Power Supply: 110V – 60 Hz (Canada/USA)
Adjustable analog thermostat
Removable stainless steel tanks
Dry heating system
Shipping time: 2–3 business days.
FAQs
What tools do I need to start baking pastries?
To get started, you'll only need a few essential tools: a spatula, a whisk, a piping bag with nozzles, some baking molds, a rolling pin, and an accurate scale. These are enough to begin making a wide range of desserts.
What’s the difference between a silicone mold and a stainless steel one?
Silicone molds are flexible, non-stick, and easy to unmold—ideal for soft cakes or single-portion desserts. Stainless steel molds ensure more even baking and are perfect for pies, cakes, and cookies.
How should I store pastry tools properly?
Always dry your tools completely before storing them, especially metal ones. Avoid humid environments and, if possible, store items separately to prevent scratches or damage.
Can all pastry tools go in the dishwasher?
It depends on the material. Most silicone and stainless steel tools are dishwasher safe. Wooden or delicate items, however, should be washed by hand. Always check the manufacturer's care instructions.
What are the must-have tools for cake and pastry decoration?
Piping bags with various nozzles, offset spatulas, scrapers, molds for sugar paste, and fine cutters will help you achieve professional-looking finishes on cakes, cookies, and pastries.
What is a thermometer used for in pastry making?
It’s essential for preparations that require precision, such as Italian meringue, tempered chocolate, or custards. A digital probe thermometer is the most accurate and versatile option.
What tools should I use for vegan or gluten-free baking?
There aren’t specific tools, but it’s crucial to use clean or dedicated utensils and bowls to avoid cross-contamination. Using separate scales also helps ensure safe preparation.
What if I can’t find a specific tool on your site?
Contact us! We’ll be happy to help you find the right tool or suggest a suitable alternative.