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Newland Stainless Steel Pressure Cooker NL-3191-3L
Newland Stainless Steel Pressure Cooker NL-3191-3L has a 3-liter capacity and an 18 cm diameter for fast, controlled pressure cooking. It features a lift-off lid mechanism, multiple pressure-safety components, a compound base and an included glass lid.
013-liter capacity
0218 cm diameter
03Stainless steel body
Model / SKU
NL-3191-3L
Capacity
3 L
Warranty
18 months
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Cookware
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Newland Stainless Steel Pressure Cooker NL-3191-3L combines a 3-liter capacity with an 18 cm diameter for everyday pressure cooking. Its stainless steel body is paired with a compound base designed to distribute heat more evenly across the bottom of the cookware. The lid assembly incorporates a pressure limiting valve, safety valve and float valve, while the lift-off opening mechanism is designed for convenient lid operation. A silicone sealing ring supports pressure sealing during cooking. An additional glass lid is included, allowing the pot to be used conveniently outside pressure-cooking mode as well. With its compact 3-liter format, the NL-3191-3L is suited to smaller cooking quantities while providing the essential pressure-control and safety components specified for this model.
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