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This Hawkins pressure cooker has a 100% stainless steel body and lid which is stays bright, does not pit or corrode, is easy to clean and extremely hygienic. It is Suitable for gas, electric, ceramic, halogen and induction cooktops. This pressure cooker is also equipped with a stay cool handle.To ensure uniform heating, the bottom has a core of 5.81 mm thick base sheets of stainless steel. It is a great little Pressure cooker which can be used safely for light and deep frying and pressure cooking. Inside-fitting lid is pressure locked while in operation, patented pressure regulator prevents clogging of steam vent, direction, controlled fingertip steam release, shielded safety valve. Stainless steel body and lid. Ideal for cooking for 6-8 Persons. Shielded safety valve. Pressure locked safety lid. Easy to Open and Close lid. 6 Litres capacity (6.34 Quart). New whistling pressure regulator. Shielded Safety valve. Gasket lasts longer. Mirror polished; interior and base matt finish. Inside fitting lid opens only when pressure falls. Stay cool handles. Base Flat Diameter: 168 mm (6.6 inch). Body Maximum Diameter: 420 mm (16.5 inch). Base Thickness: 5.81 mm (0.23 inch). Dimensions: 17 L x 10 H x 10 W.
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