Measuring Pitcher Paderno T-126-010 — 0.25 L Polypropylene

Paderno T-126-010 — 0.25 L polypropylene measuring pitcher is a compact vessel designed for accurate measurement of small liquid volumes. Made from chemical‑resistant polypropylene, the pitcher is lightweight and durable with a clearly defined 0.25‑liter capacity. Its compact form factor and easy‑to‑clean surface make it suitable for kitchens, small laboratories, bars, and any setting that requires precise portioning and dosing of liquids.

Advantages

The polypropylene construction provides resistance to many common kitchen chemicals and food acids while remaining lightweight for easy handling. The transparent or translucent material allows visual confirmation of measured volume and simple pouring. The small 0.25 L capacity supports precise small‑volume measurements and reduces waste when preparing sauces, dressings, or reagent aliquots. The pitcher is easy to wash and store thanks to its compact size and simple shape.

Suitable for

• Measuring and portioning small liquid volumes in home and professional kitchens
• Weighing and dosing liquids for bar and beverage preparation
• Handling small reagent volumes in non‑regulated laboratory tasks or educational settings
• Preparing sauces, dressings, and concentrated ingredients where precise quantities are needed

Key specifications

• Material: polypropylene (chemical‑resistant thermoplastic)
• Nominal capacity: 0.25 liter
• Form factor: compact pitcher with pouring spout
• Weight: lightweight for easy handling (material dependent)
• Cleaning: suitable for manual washing; quick to rinse and dry

How to use

Rinse the pitcher before first use. Pour the liquid slowly while observing the meniscus to reach the desired 0.25 L mark. Use the pouring spout for controlled transfer to other containers or mixing vessels. After use, wash with warm soapy water or a mild detergent and rinse thoroughly; allow to air dry or wipe with a clean cloth. Avoid exposure to open flames and high‑temperature equipment to prevent deformation of the polypropylene.

Usage recommendations

For best accuracy, place the pitcher on a flat, level surface when measuring. Avoid using strong solvents or concentrated bases that may attack polypropylene. If measuring hot liquids, ensure temperature is within the safe range for polypropylene and handle with appropriate heat protection.