Measuring jug 3 Litre Stalgast polypropylene for kitchen use, heat-resistant, with graduated markings

The Stalgast 3-litre measuring jug is made of heat-resistant polypropylene designed for professional kitchens and domestic use. It has clear graduated markings for accurate volume measurement, an ergonomic handle for secure grip and a shaped spout for controlled pouring. The jug is suitable for measuring and transferring liquids and basic food ingredients where precise amounts are required.

Advantages

The polypropylene material ensures the jug is lightweight, impact-resistant and able to withstand elevated temperatures commonly found in kitchen environments. Graduated markings are easy to read and arranged to support quick portioning. The ergonomic handle and tapered spout reduce spills and improve control when pouring. The design facilitates cleaning and general durability for repeated use.

Suitable for

• Measuring liquids (water, stock, milk, sauces)
• Portioning ingredients for recipes and batch cooking
• Mixing small quantities of batters, dressings or marinades
• Transferring heated or cooled liquids in kitchen workflows

Key specifications

• Capacity: 3 litres
• Material: polypropylene (heat-resistant)
• Graduated markings for accurate volume measurement
• Ergonomic handle for secure grip
• Shaped spout for controlled pouring
• Lightweight and impact-resistant construction

How to use

Place the jug on a flat, level surface when measuring to ensure accurate readings from the graduated markings. Pour the liquid slowly into the jug until the desired volume is reached, checking the marking at eye level. Use the ergonomic handle to hold the jug steady and the spout to guide pouring into other containers. Allow very hot liquids to cool slightly if necessary to avoid discomfort while handling.

Usage recommendations

Clean the jug after each use with warm water and mild detergent and dry thoroughly. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or scouring pads to preserve the markings. Do not expose the jug to open flame; follow manufacturer guidance for maximum safe temperature exposure when measuring very hot liquids.