Teapots & Kettles
Tea kettles are indispensable for quickly providing hot water in the catering industry. The range includes stainless steel kettles with sandwich bases or copper bases, as well as induction-compatible models such as Romana i, Ada, and Nick. Flat kettles are also available, including models such as Cindy, Bert, Mortimer i, Klassik i, Zora, Louis, Grace, and Luna, each with different capacities and designs. Various materials and sizes are available, such as a cast iron teakettle, as well as stainless steel, copper-colored, or anthracite versions. Continue reading ...
The fast and reliable provision of hot water is a fundamental factor in the catering industry. Tea kettles are traditional, tried-and-tested aids that offer a flexible and often more energy-efficient alternative to large boiler systems, especially when smaller quantities are required at specific times. They make it possible to respond quickly to individual customer requests, whether for the preparation of tea, coffee, or other hot beverages. A robust and durable tea kettle is therefore a worthwhile investment for any catering business. INTERGASTRO offers a wide selection to meet the specific needs of a wide variety of businesses.
Technical differentiation and selection criteria
Various factors play a role in selecting the right teapot. The material of the pot not only influences its appearance, but also its heat conductivity and thus its heating time. Stainless steel kettles with sandwich bases offer a good balance between price and performance and are easy to clean. Copper bases or coatings improve heat distribution and storage, which can have a positive effect on energy consumption. Specially marked, induction-compatible models are required for induction hobs. The filling capacity is another important criterion. Small kettles are suitable for use in smaller cafes or bars, while larger models are more appropriate for restaurants or canteens with higher demand. Flat kettles signal when the boiling point has been reached with an acoustic signal, thus increasing safety during operation. As an alternative to classic teapots, we also offer an extensive selection of electric kettles, which are characterized by particularly fast heating times and precise temperature settings. These electric kettles can be a useful addition or alternative, especially when maximum efficiency and convenience are important. The decision between a traditional teakettle and a modern electric kettle depends largely on the individual needs and preferences of the respective business.
Areas of application and process optimization
Tea kettles have a wide range of uses in the catering industry. In cafes and bars, they are used to prepare specialty teas, coffee alternatives, and instant beverages. In restaurants and hotels, they are used to provide hot water for preparing sauces, soups, or preheating dishes. Even in system catering, where standardized processes are paramount, tea kettles or, alternatively, electric kettles can be a valuable addition to ensure consistent quality. Ergonomic design plays an important role here. A well-balanced handle and an easy-to-use spout make handling easier and prevent fatigue, especially with frequent use. In addition, when choosing the location, attention should be paid to optimal accessibility in order to avoid unnecessary movements and optimize the workflow.