Bon Chef 71032-CF-COVER Classic Country French Collection 12 3/8" Stainless Steel Cover for 9 Qt. Brazier Pot
$59.49/Each
Bon Chef 60032LH Lid Holder for 9 Qt. Cucina Brazier Pot with Cover
$28.49/Each
Bon Chef 12001 Cucina Stainless Steel Food Pan for 60032 9 Qt. Braziers
$89.99/Each
Bon Chef 60032HF Specs
Quantity
1/Each
Shipping Weight
10.2 lb.
Height
3 5/8 Inches
Top Diameter
14 5/8 Inches
Capacity
9 qt.
Color
Silver
Cover Type
Flat
Features
Induction ReadyNSF Certified
Handle Type
Riveted
Lid
With Lid
Material
Stainless Steel
Product Line
Bon Chef Cucina
Shape
Round
Type
Braziers
Bon Chef 60032HF Details
Perfect for display cooking at your hotel, restaurant, catered events, and more, this Bon Chef 60032HF Cucina 9 qt. brazier pot features a modern hammered finish that's great for everyday use. Hammered finishes like this one hide everyday wear and tear, making for a seemingly perfect presentation every time.
This pot is great for browning meat and vegetables, as well as simmering over low heat with small amounts of liquid. It comes complete with a cover and helper handles, and an optional food pan is available (sold separately). These riveted-on handles ensure a very rigid connection between handle and vessel, guaranteeing longevity even in a commercial kitchen.
Overall Dimensions: Top Diameter: 14 5/8" Height: 3 5/8"
Because this item is not stocked in our warehouse, processing, transit times and stock availability will vary. If you need your items by a certain date, please contact us prior to placing your order. Expedited shipping availability may vary. We cannot guarantee that this item can be cancelled off of the order or returned once it is placed.
Attention CA Residents:
Induction Ready
This item is compatible for use in induction cooking.
NSF Certified
This item is certified by NSF to applicable standards.
Questions & Answers
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What's the difference between a riveted and a welded handle?
A riveted handle is connected by small metal pieces (called rivets) that are crushed between the handle and the pan body to attach them together. This type of handle is more common on copper and aluminum cookware.
For a handle to be welded, the metal must first be melted and then adhered to the pan body. This creates a strong bond that leaves little to no space in between, so bacteria and other food crumbs can’t collect and cause sanitation issues. Both are long lasting solutions for fry and sauce pan handles because they are durable and can withstand heat.