1. Core Component: Inner Kettle Body—We use a specialized acid- and heat-resistant austenitic stainless steel that resists corrosion and deformation, whether cooking acidic ingredients or simmering at high temperatures;
2. Motor: Primarily used with stirred jacketed kettles, it drives the stirring mechanism to ensure even mixing of ingredients or liquids inside the kettle;
3. Lid: Features excellent sealing performance, preventing steam leakage to ensure heating efficiency while also keeping out dust and contaminants;
4. Condensate Drain: Used to drain water resulting from steam condensation within the jacket, preventing water accumulation from affecting heating performance and protecting the kettle body from corrosion;
5. Steam Inlet: The channel through which steam enters the jacket; connects to the steam source and allows for control of steam flow;
6. Pressure Relief Valve: Allows for the timely release of excess steam or air from the kettle to regulate internal pressure, preventing overpressure and ensuring operational safety;
7. Discharge Port: Located at the bottom or lower side of the kettle body, this is where the finished product is discharged.

Precautions for Use

• Do not exceed the pressure limit: During operation, the steam pressure must never exceed the rated working pressure marked on the kettle for extended periods; do not cross the safety threshold;
• Slow Steam Inlet: Open the steam inlet valve gradually until the desired pressure is reached; For the condensate outlet shut-off valve, if a steam trap is installed, keep it open at all times; if no steam trap is installed, open the valve first, and once steam begins to escape, close the valve slightly to maintain a small amount of steam and water escaping;
• Safety valve is adjustable: You can adjust the safety valve’s set pressure based on the actual steam pressure during use, offering great flexibility.
• Monitor the pressure gauge frequently: During operation, check the pressure gauge regularly to monitor changes in steam pressure. Use the steam inlet valve to make timely adjustments to prevent sudden fluctuations in pressure;
• Drain the water after use: After stopping the steam supply, remember to open the straight-spouted plug at the bottom of the boiler to drain any remaining water. This protects the boiler body and makes it easier to use next time.