HKM-202771 Custom Stainless Steel Insulated Beverage Dispenser for Coffee, Water, and Tea with Dual-Wall Design and Handle

HKM-202771 · Electric Kettles · 2.0 L, 18/8 Steel, Black or White

Rotating Lid, Two Handles, 68 oz

HKM-202771 is a double-walled vacuum beverage pot with a 2.0 L / 68 oz liner in 18/8 stainless steel, a lid that turns through 180° so the spout can face either side, and two ways to carry it: a tall loop handle on the body and a squared handle moulded into the lid. The outer shell is powder-coated, and the retail box prints a full palette of finishing options beyond the black and white sold here.

It is the pot for a buffet line, a meeting table or a reception desk, where the vessel is poured from both sides and lifted while full. The rotating lid is the part that matters in that setting: the spout can be turned away from the wall or toward the person pouring without moving the body, and the lid handle gives a second, higher grip for carrying it from the kitchen.

At a Glance

• Type — vacuum beverage pot, non-electric
• Capacity — 2.0 L (68 fl oz), as printed on the box
• Liner — 18/8 stainless steel, double wall, vacuum sealed
• Lid — rotates 180°, silicone seal, moulded carry handle
• Body — powder-coated steel shell, loop side handle
• Finishes — black or white as sold; custom graphics and paint available

Materials and Construction

The liner is 18/8 stainless steel, sealed inside an outer shell with the air drawn out of the gap between them. That gap does the insulating: there is no liner material to conduct heat across, so the contents hold their temperature while the outside stays at room temperature and does not sweat. The box artwork lists double-wall insulation, food-grade material, BPA-free material, 18/8 stainless steel, powder coating, an ergonomic handle and a non-slip base as the construction points.

The shell is a soft taper — wide at the foot, drawn in at the shoulder — with the loop handle mounted on a bracket at the upper third. The lid is a squat disc with a squared arch handle over the top and a spout cut into its rim; it seats on the neck on a silicone ring and turns rather than unscrews, so the spout can be aimed left or right through 180°.

• The lid handle is a closed rectangle, wide enough for a gloved hand and tall enough to clear the arch when the pot is carried full.
• The side handle stands off the shell on a bracket, so the fingers do not rest against the body when pouring.
• The base is recessed and faced with a non-slip ring, which is what keeps a full 2.0 L pot from sliding on a tray.

How It Works

Fill through the open neck, seat the lid, and turn it until the spout points where it is wanted. The lid is the valve: the spout is a notch in the lid rim rather than a tube, so the pour starts when the body is tipped and stops when it is set upright, and the silicone ring under the lid keeps the seam closed in between. Because the lid rotates, a pot standing against a wall can still be poured toward the room.

The pot is non-electric — no element, cord, base or thermostat — and the retention figures published for the wider range are not repeated for this model, so no hour count is claimed here. What the artwork does state is the construction behind the claim: a vacuum gap between two steel walls, which is the mechanism that holds temperature in a pot of this kind.

Two handles change how the pot is used rather than how it looks. The side loop is the pouring grip, held at the upper third where the bracket carries the load. The lid arch is the carrying grip, taken with the free hand when the pot moves from counter to table, and it is set high enough that the knuckles clear the lid seam.

Placement and Use

The footprint suits a tray or a buffet runner: a 2.0 L pot is tall relative to its base, so it wants a level surface rather than a cloth with a fold in it. Leave clearance on the spout side — the lid can be turned, but the pour still needs room — and keep the non-slip base dry, since a wet ring slides more than a dry one.

• Fill below the neck so the lid seats on the rim rather than on liquid.
• Turn the lid before lifting, not while pouring; the seal is easier to break with the pot on the table.
• Carry by the lid arch and pour by the side loop; the two grips are sized for those two jobs.

Included and Optional

Colours and Finishes

Black and white are the two finishes sold on this listing, at the same price, with the black shown against its box and the white shown on its own. Both are powder-coated over steel, with the lid, handle and base ring in the same tone as the body, so the object reads as one colour from a distance.

The box prints a wider palette — red, navy, teal, gold, floral and a checkerboard — and the finishing graphic sets out how those are made: water-transfer printing for the patterned shells, diamond painting for a fine metallic texture, gradient painting for a two-tone fade, plus UV coating, mask PVD, paint transfer, 3D painting and a water system. Those are custom-programme options rather than stock colours, and the listing carries custom logo, custom CMF and sample variants to match.

Care and Maintenance

Rinse the liner with warm water after use and leave the lid off to dry, so the silicone ring and the neck thread area are not kept wet. Coffee and tea tannin lift with a soak in warm water and a little bicarbonate; a soft bottle brush reaches the shoulder without scuffing the brushed steel. Strong chlorine or aggressive descalers are not for stainless.

The powder-coated shell wipes with a damp cloth and should not be immersed — the vacuum seam at the base is sealed, not welded shut, and water that reaches it has nowhere to go. Neither part is dishwasher safe. Store the pot with the lid loose rather than seated, so air moves through the liner between uses.

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HKM-202771 · 2.0 L vacuum beverage pot · 18/8 steel liner · 180° rotating lid · black or white