Bulk cooking: kettles & bratt pans
Tilting Boiling Kettle
Tilting kettles for dal, rice, milk, soups and gravies in bulk; tilt to pour without lifting.
Choose a type: Electric
- Manufactured in our Mehsana works
- Size can be customised
- Installation and staff training across India
- AMC / CMC available
What is a Tilting Boiling Kettle?
A tilting boiling kettle is a large stainless steel cooking vessel, heated electrically, by gas or by steam, that tilts on a pivot so cooked dal, rice, milk, soups or gravies pour straight into containers. It lets canteens cook in bulk without staff lifting heavy vessels.
Available types
| Type | Product | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Electric | Electric Tilting Boiling Kettle | Electric tilting boiling kettle with control panel. |
| Boiling pan | Tilting Boiling Pan | Electric tilting boiling pan for dal, rice, milk and gravies in bulk. |
| Steam jacketed | Tilting Steam Jacketed Kettle | Steam-jacketed tilting kettle with hand-wheel tilt. |
| With stirrer | Tilting Cooking Kettle with Stirrer | Tilting kettle with motorised stirrer for halwa, kheer and gravies. |
| Gear tilt | Tilting Boiling Kettle with Gear Tilt | Tilting boiling kettle with gear tilting mechanism. |
Specifications
MEBK: electric, MGBK: gas. M: manual tilt, A: automatic tilt. Gas models draw 0.5 kW 1Ph for controls.
| Model | Capacity | Power (electric) | Bowl size | Overall (W×D×H) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MEBK / MGBK 100M | 100 L | 12 + 0.5 kW 3Ph | 485 × 550 mm | 1250 × 950 × 950 mm |
| MEBK / MGBK 150M | 150 L | 18 + 0.5 kW 3Ph | 635 × 480 mm | 1450 × 1050 × 950 mm |
| MEBK / MGBK 200A | 200 L | 24 + 0.5 kW 3Ph | 760 × 480 mm | 1575 × 1050 × 1000 mm |
| MEBK / MGBK 300A | 300 L | 30 + 0.5 kW 3Ph | 900 × 480 mm | 1730 × 1050 × 1050 mm |
Sizes and capacities can be customised.
Where it’s used
Industrial canteens, hostels, hospitals, temples and central kitchens.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a direct-heated and a steam-jacketed kettle?
A steam-jacketed kettle heats the food through a layer of steam around the bowl, so heat spreads evenly and milk or gravies are less likely to stick or burn. A direct-heated kettle heats the bowl directly and is simpler to install.
Why choose a kettle with a stirrer?
A motorised stirrer keeps thick foods like halwa, kheer, khichdi and gravies moving, so they cook evenly without burning and the cook does not have to stir by hand.
What size tilting kettle does a canteen need?
It depends on your meal count, menu and how many batches you cook per shift. Share your numbers and Samarika will recommend the capacity and number of kettles.
How do I get a price for the tilting boiling kettle?
Tap “Get a quote” or WhatsApp us with the type, quantity and city. Samarika installs and trains staff across India, offers AMC and CMC, and replies within 1 working day.
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