MKN Magnum Multifunctional Bratt Pan 10019146 – Tilting, Optima 850

Ninety‑six litres of working volume on a 700 x 540 x 300 mm pan surface puts the Magnum bratt pan 10019146 into the main production bracket rather than a small auxiliary pan. With overall dimensions of 1300 x 850 x 700 mm it occupies a full Optima 850 module while remaining a single work zone that one operator can run end to end.

On board, those figures tie directly into galley planning and power distribution. This unit concentrates 14.4 kW of electrical power on a 400 V supply into one body, so the cooking line and any energy optimisation strategy have to treat it as a major load. A net weight of 235 kg, rising to 265 kg gross in transit, means the supporting structure, plinth or deck interface must be specified around the actual appliance mass rather than assumed from a generic module.

In service, pan geometry governs how the pan is used through a watch. A 700 mm long by 540 mm wide base gives a broad cooking area that still lies within comfortable reach from the front edge, while the 300 mm depth allows higher liquid levels or bulk braises without risking overflow. With one defined work zone, chefs can standardise temperature settings and loading patterns for repeated batches, instead of managing several zones on one frame. The far‑forward pivot point for controlled pouring is significant at this 96 litre capacity: when the body tilts, product moves quickly to the front lip, helping to transfer a near‑full load into trolleys or containers with less manual handling.

Material specification separates structural and product‑contact surfaces. Stainless steel 1.4301 (AISI 304) is used throughout the main body for strength and general corrosion resistance, while the wetted parts are stainless steel 1.4404 (AISI 316L) to protect the areas in continuous contact with hot food and liquids. Fully welded seams tie this into a closed construction, reducing joints that have to be sealed on site and limiting potential soil traps. The double‑walled hinged lid with swivel joint and condensate drip strip contributes to temperature control and cleanability by improving insulation and directing condensate where it can be managed instead of running off the front.

Build and control

• Stainless steel 1.4301 (AISI 304) throughout
• Stainless steel 1.4404 (AISI 316L) wetted parts
• Self-supporting closed construction
• Fully welded seams
• Far-forward pivot point for controlled pouring
• Double-walled hinged lid with swivel joint and condensate drip strip
• Prepared for connection to an energy optimisation system

The prepared connection to an energy optimisation system is useful where the ship runs load‑shedding on the galley distribution; a 14.4 kW pan that can be integrated into that scheme can be prioritised or held back automatically instead of relying on manual switching. This model suits a main galley that routinely works close to the 96 litre capacity and can allocate a 1300 x 850 x 700 mm module and 400 V, 14.4 kW supply to bulk cooking.

It is the wrong choice where cooking is confined to small batches that never approach the 96 litre volume, or where the galley cannot spare a 1300 x 850 mm footprint and 235 kg appliance in a single position on the line. In such cases a smaller body or lower‑power module in the same series will fit the space and electrical envelope more cleanly. Ordered under MKN article number 10019146.