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Groen GFK-20-220V Steam Kettles

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Groen GFK-20-220V Steam KettlesGroen GFK 20 20 Qt Electric Fudge Kettle 220 V Countertop Tilting Direct Drive Mixing Made in the USA Blend, cook and pour artisan fudge, caramel, toffee or sauces with unrivaled consistency. The Groen GFK 20 fudge kettle delivers gentle steam jacketed heat, a robust direct drive agitator and one person tilt operationall in a compact countertop footprint. Key features 20 quart ( 19 L) capacity stainless steel kettle ideal for small batch candy

Groen GFK-20 20-Qt Electric Fudge Kettle – 220 V

Countertop • Tilting • Direct-Drive Mixing • Made in the USA

Blend, cook and pour artisan fudge, caramel, toffee or sauces with unrivaled consistency. The Groen GFK-20 fudge kettle delivers gentle steam-jacketed heat, a robust direct-drive agitator and one-person tilt operation—all in a compact countertop footprint.

Key features

  • 20 quart (≈ 19 L) capacity stainless-steel kettle ideal for small-batch candy production and R&D kitchens
  • Non-pressurized 304 SS water jacket is factory-filled & sealed—no external boiler required
  • Three precise temperature settings: 140 °F, 160 °F, 180 °F
  • ¼ HP direct-drive agitator keeps product uniform; agitator removes easily for cleaning
  • 108° manual tilt with heavy-duty, field-reversible handle for smooth, controlled pouring
  • Sanitary butterfly pouring lip fills 2″-deep hotel pans right on the tabletop
  • Safety thermal circuit breaker protects the motor from overload
  • Front-mounted controls: power switch with indicator, 3-position temp knob & heating light
  • 6′ cord with NEMA L6-15 plug—only a 15 A, 220 V, single-phase outlet needed
  • UL, cUL & NSF listed; designed & manufactured in the United States

Perfect for

  • Fudge, caramel, toffee & brittle
  • Fondant, icing & ganache
  • Syrups, fruit fillings & dessert sauces
  • Soup bases, gravies & other small-batch hot foods

Specifications

Model GFK-20-220V
Capacity 20 qt / 19 L (approx.)
Heating method Self-contained electric water jacket (non-pressurized)
Temperature settings 140 °F • 160 °F • 180 °F
Agitator motor ¼ HP direct drive
Power consumption 1.9 kW
Electrical 220 V, 50 Hz, 1-ph, 8.3 A, NEMA L6-15P (6′ cord)
Overall dimensions* 18.8″ W × 17.7″ D × 28.2″ H
Pouring clearance Accommodates 2″-deep pans on countertop
Construction One-piece 304 SS body; 180-grit interior, high-buff exterior
Certifications UL, cUL, NSF
Origin Made in USA

*Dimensions taken from manufacturer drawings and include handles.

Power requirement: Unit operates on 220 V / 50 Hz single-phase power and draws 8.3 A. A dedicated 15 A circuit with a NEMA L6-15 receptacle is required.

Bring Groen’s legendary reliability and precision to your confectionery or culinary operation—order the GFK-20 today and start pouring perfection, batch after batch.

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