Cooking and scalding kettles
Which boiling kettle is right for you depends on the quantity, application, and heating method. You can choose from round and square sausage kettles, butchering kettles, and scalding kettles for scalding sausages, boiling meat, preserving, canning, goulash, or mulled wine. Depending on the version, the models are suitable for private self-sufficient enthusiasts, clubs, and commercial businesses.
Kaufberatung Cooking and scalding kettles
Wood-fired, gas, or electricity?
Wood firing is ideal if you deliberately want to work with fire. Beelonia refers to this wood firing on the kettle as an 'Allesbrenner' (multi-fuel burner). Gas allows for an adjustable heat supply, while electricity enables operation at a suitable power connection without fuel storage. The installation location, available energy supply, and desired workflow are decisive.
Which kettle size for which application?
The range extends from 75 to 3,000 litres. For private batches or clubs, more compact sizes are usually suitable. Butchers, farm shops, direct marketers, and catering businesses plan according to product quantity, frequency, and available space. Our expert advice helps you match the volume, round or square design, and heating method to your actual needs.
Kettles directly from the manufacturer
Beelonia has been manufacturing in Beelen (NRW) since 1880 and sells directly from the factory. The kettles are made of V2A stainless steel (AISI 304). Spare parts and accessories remain available from the factory even after decades. Personal expert advice supports you with selection, operation, and long-term maintenance. It also helps to clearly identify existing equipment and required parts.
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Frequently asked questions
What kettle size do I need?
The kettle size depends on the batch quantity, product, frequency of use, and space. For private applications or clubs, smaller volumes are usually suitable; butchers and farm shops must consider their regular production quantities. When choosing between 75 and 3,000 litres, your specific workflow should be the deciding factor.
Electric or wood-fired sausage kettle?
An electric sausage kettle operates without wood storage and requires a suitable power connection. Wood firing is suitable if you deliberately want to work with fire or if there is no suitable electrical connection available. The decision also depends on the installation location, desired operating effort, planned batches, and desired working method.
What is an 'Allesbrenner'?
Beelonia uses the term 'Allesbrenner' (multi-fuel burner) for the wood firing of the kettle. The fire heats the container so that it can be used, for example, to scald sausages, prepare boiled meat, or preserve food. Which fuels are permitted and how it is operated can be found in the respective operating instructions for the specific model.
Are spare parts and accessories available?
Yes. Spare parts and accessories are available directly from the Beelonia factory, even for many kettles that have been in use for decades. Information on the series, model, and heating method helps with clear identification. Our expert advice will help you determine the right part for maintenance or repair.