Titanium Pressure Cooker Pot with 1800ml Capacity, 35kPa Locking Lid and Ultralight 520g Design
Titanium pressure cooker pot for faster rice, stews, beans and other everyday meals on gas, electric, campfire, alcohol stove or grill heat sources. The 1800ml body and locking lid provide 35kPa (5 PSI) pressure, while the removable inner pot simplifies serving and cleanup.
The pot is made from Grade 1 pure titanium with no coatings or liners. It weighs 520g as a pot and under 590g with the lid and valve, making it practical for compact kitchens and outdoor cooking. Valtcan branding is identified in the supplied product materials.
Use the graduated markings for rice and water, lock the lid, heat until steam appears at the stem, then release pressure slowly or allow natural cooling before unlocking.
Features
- 1800ml (60.8oz) capacity for approximately 2 to 4 servings
- 35kPa (5 PSI) locking-lid pressure system
- Grade 1 pure titanium body with no coating or liner
- 520g pot weight; under 590g complete with lid and valve
- Removable inner pot with graduated rice and water markings
- Compatible heat sources listed as gas, electric, campfire, alcohol stove, and grill
- Spare pressure relief valves included
- Dishwasher-safe care when handles and valve are removed
Specifications
- Capacity: 1800ml (60.8oz)
- Operating pressure: 35kPa (5 PSI) above atmosphere
- Weight: 520g pot; under 590g with lid and valve
- Material: Grade 1 pure titanium
- Heat sources: Gas, electric, campfire, alcohol stove, and grill
- Inner pot: Removable, with graduated rice/water markings and drainage circulation holes
- Care: Dishwasher safe with handles and valve removed
- Variant: Default Title
Frequently Asked Questions
What can I cook in this pressure pot?
It is suited to rice, stews, beans, soups, pasta, vegetables and tough cuts of meat, according to the supplied product description.
What is the capacity?
The pot holds 1800ml (60.8oz) and the source describes it as suitable for approximately two to four servings.
How do I release pressure before opening?
Allow the pot to cool naturally or ease the valve open slowly, wait one to two minutes, and unlock the lid only after pressure has released.
Can it be used on induction cooktops?
No. The supplied product FAQ specifically states that this pressure pot does not work on induction cooktops.
How should it be cleaned?
It is listed as dishwasher safe when the handles and valve are removed; warm soapy water is another stated cleaning method.