About this asset

Industrial steel tilting kettle built as a native Revit family, featuring an open cylindrical vessel, manual handwheel, and heavy-duty frame support. Engineered for institutional food production, this commercial boiling unit features a deep cylindrical cooking vessel with a defined pouring lip at the rim. The pot is supported across horizontal pivot trunnions resting on angled triangular floor stanchions. A boxed gear enclosure mounts to one flank, detailed with a spoked manual wheel for operational tilt clearance. Finished in neutral grey steel shading, the assembly clearly conveys overall massing, operational clearance boundaries, and mechanical volumetric profiles necessary for precise spatial coordination.

The download is a 369 KB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

Load this component directly into project templates as a specialty equipment fixture. Place it onto the finished floor slab within designated cooking bays, aligning rough-ins to plumbing and mechanical services. Clean parametric bounding geometry ensures rapid spatial checks against overhead extraction hoods, floor troughs, and adjacent prep tables without inflating project file sizes or slowing down model navigation.

Designed for back-of-house culinary planning, this asset coordinates commercial kitchens in hotels, hospital catering departments, university dining facilities, and prison facilities. It integrates seamlessly into equipment schedules, clash detection runs, and food service equipment layouts. Interior architects and MEP consultants frequently specify this equipment alongside steam-jacketed pans, bratt pans, bulk cookers, and industrial drainage systems during technical design phases.