Glass electric kettles

Glass body

— kettles in which the middle of the body is made of glass. The upper and lower parts can be made of plastic, plastic with metal or bare metal; the last option, the most advanced, in our catalog is also placed in a separate item “glass with metal”, its features are also described in detail there.

Glass is a popular material for kettles due to its transparency, which allows users to easily determine the presence and approximate amount of water in the kettle. In brewing models, glass is also beneficial as it enables users to monitor the color of the drink and have greater control over the brewing process. Additionally, glass is chemically inert, meaning that it does not affect the taste or smell of the contents, making it an optimal choice for kettles. However, this advantage is not essential for traditional teapots.

While glass is a popular material for kettles due to its transparency, it is often considered fragile. However, modern glass kettles are typically made thick and tempered, making them more durable and resistant to breakage. One potential downside of glass is that scale and impurities on the walls of the kettle are more visible, which may be a concern for some users. In terms of thermal conductivity, glass is average, lower than steel but higher than many plastics. Therefore, it is important to avoid touching a heated glass kettle to prevent burns.