Ultralight Lightweight Super Thin Pure Titanium Kettle Pot for Wild Cooking

Name: Ultralight Lightweight Super Thin Pure Titanium Kettle Pot for Wild Cooking
Brand: Baoji Titanium Progress New Technology Co., Ltd.
SKU: 2281493595

Shaanxi, ChinaBaoji Titanium Progress New Technology Co., Ltd.

US$15.00-25.00

10 Pieces

Sample price:US$30.00/piece.Request sample

Product profile

Customization

Available

Stove

All Purpose

Capacity

Customized

Model NO.

XFCJZG

Size

Customized

Material

Titanium

With Cover

Handle

With Handle

Style

Eco-Friendly

Certification

FDA, LFGB, CE/EU, CIQ, EEC

Cover Style

Titanium

Cover

Not Transparent

Service

OEM/ODM

Usage

Outdoor Camping Hiking Travelling

Feature

Eco-Friendly

Advantages

Long-Lasting

Transport Package

Box

Specification

Customized

Trademark

TiPromo or Customized

Origin

China

Production Capacity

5000

Key features

100% Food-Grade Pure Titanium: Non-toxic, hypoallergenic, no coating or heavy metals for safe long-term use.

Ultralight 79g Weight: 40% lighter than stainless steel, ideal for easy carrying during outdoor activities.

Double-Wall Insulated Design: Excellent heat insulation prevents burning hands and keeps food warm longer.

Wide Compatibility: Suitable for home, outdoor, travel, office, and all dining scenarios.

Sandblasted Matte Finish: Scratch-resistant, stain-resistant, fingerprint-proof, and easy to clean.

Eco-Friendly & Reusable: Sustainable alternative to disposable tableware that reduces plastic waste.

High Durability: Rust-proof, corrosion-resistant with high hardness and service life over 10 years.

Multiple Certifications: FDA, LFGB, CE/EU, CIQ, and EEC certified for global safety standards.

Company profile

Baoji Titanium Progress New Technology Co., Ltd.Shaanxi, China

Business Type: Manufacturer/FactoryExport Year: 2025-12-17Nearest Port: Tianjin Port, Qingdao Port, Shanghai PortAverage Response Time: ≤2.97hTerms of Payment: T/T, PayPal, Western Union, etc.International Commercial Terms(Incoterms): FOB, CFR, CIF

AI-Powered supplier vetting

SummaryBaoji Titanium Progress New Technology Co., Ltd. is identified as a Chinese manufacturer/factory specializing in titanium and titanium-alloy products. The supplier reports ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certifications, two production lines, fewer than five R&D engineers, and fewer than five quality-control staff. It serves a broad range of export markets and accepts several international trade and payment terms, but its export-start date is listed as December 17, 2025, indicating limited documented export history. Production is reported below the stated annual output threshold, with off-peak lead times within 15 working days and peak fulfillment of one month. The provided information does not establish after-sales service performance, financial credibility, customization execution, or specific customer cases.

Supplier typeThe supplier is explicitly classified as a Manufacturer/Factory and is described as specializing in the research, development, production, and sales of titanium and titanium-alloy products. This supports direct manufacturing status rather than a trading-only profile.

CertificationsThe supplier reports ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certification and states that it can meet special industry standards such as AMS and NACE. These certifications and stated standards capability provide explicit evidence of formal quality and environmental management, although certification scope is not specified.

R&D capabilityThe company is described as a high-tech enterprise engaged in research and development of titanium and titanium-alloy products, and it reports fewer than five R&D engineers. This demonstrates an R&D function, but the limited documented engineering scale and absence of patent or new-product evidence prevent a stronger assessment.

Production capacityThe supplier reports two production lines, full-process quality monitoring, and order fulfillment within 15 working days off-peak and one month during peak periods. However, annual output is reported below the stated threshold and the available data does not quantify capacity, so the evidence supports operational production capability but not large-scale capacity.