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A lightweight 1.5-litre kettle that expands for boiling and folds down for storage, combining a heat-resistant silicone body with stainless steel components for camping, RV travel, overlanding and compact outdoor kitchens.
1.5 L / 1.6 qt reference capacity for coffee, tea and dehydrated meals
Collapsible silicone body reduces the space needed between trips
Stainless steel heating base transfers heat from a controlled camp stove
Reference weight approximately 340 g / 12 oz
OEM colors, materials, handles, logos, accessories and packaging available
A conventional metal kettle works well at camp, but its fixed shape takes up the same amount of storage space whether it is full or empty. The Intecamp Collapsible Camping Kettle addresses that problem with a flexible silicone wall that extends for use and compresses after the kettle has cooled. The result is a familiar 1.5-litre water-boiling capacity in a format better suited to vehicle drawers, camping kitchen boxes, RV cupboards and tightly packed outdoor retail bundles.
The standard construction combines heat-resistant silicone with a stainless steel base and metal upper components. The steel base sits over the heat source, while the silicone body provides the folding action. A stable handle and controlled spout are intended to make filling and pouring straightforward. The reference version weighs approximately 340 grams, which keeps it practical for travel without positioning it as an ultralight backpacking product.
For B2B buyers, the product occupies a useful position between inexpensive electric travel kettles and heavy all-metal camp cookware. It has no power cord or voltage requirement, can be merchandised across multiple outdoor channels and provides several visible areas for color and brand customization. It is suitable as a standalone kettle or as part of a coordinated camp-kitchen range.
The flexible wall folds into a lower profile when the kettle is empty, clean and cool. This reduces wasted space in storage bins and vehicle kitchens. The folding action also makes the product easy to explain in-store and gives e-commerce sellers a clear visual point of difference.
The reference capacity is 1.5 L / 1.6 qt, enough for several mugs of coffee or tea, hot water for instant meals, or washing water at a compact campsite. It suits couples, small families and vehicle-based travelers who need more than a single-cup kettle but do not want a large cooking pot.
The metal base directs heat into the water and separates the silicone wall from the burner. When used on a controlled stove, the flame must remain entirely within the base area. Base thickness, steel grade, magnetic properties and surface finish can be specified for private-label programs.
The handle provides clearance above the kettle and a defined grip for lifting and pouring. Its material, attachment points and load strength should be matched to the filled kettle, not judged only when the product is empty. Buyers can select all-metal or insulated handle concepts subject to the final design.
A formed spout gives the user more control than pouring directly over the rim of a cooking pot. This is particularly useful when filling narrow coffee brewers, insulated mugs or dehydrated-food pouches at camp.
At approximately 340 g / 0.75 lb in the reference configuration, the kettle can be added to a camp kitchen without the weight of a thick-walled household kettle. It is best positioned for car camping, caravanning, RV travel, picnics and moderate hiking rather than extreme ultralight use.
The standard product does not include a whistle. Users should remain with the kettle while heating and visually monitor the water. A non-whistling design reduces components and simplifies cleaning, but the absence of a whistle should be stated clearly in retail listings.
Product Name | Collapsible Camping Kettle |
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Suggested Model | IC-CK15 |
Reference Capacity | 1.5 L / 1.6 qt |
Reference Dimensions | Approx. 7.16 × 7.16 × 4.13 in / 18.2 × 18.2 × 10.5 cm |
Collapsed Height | To be confirmed from the approved Intecamp sample |
Reference Weight | Approx. 0.75 lb / 340 g |
Body Material | Heat-resistant, food-contact-grade silicone; exact grade confirmed with order |
Base Material | Stainless steel; grade, thickness and magnetic properties confirmed with order |
Lid Material | Stainless steel with optional heat-resistant grip components |
Handle Material | Stainless steel or buyer-specified heat-resistant construction |
Reference Color | Light khaki; custom silicone and component colors available |
Whistle | No |
Standard Heat Source | Controlled portable gas or propane stove with flame kept within the metal base |
Induction Compatibility | Not assumed for the standard version; available only when a compatible magnetic base is specified and tested |
Microwave Use | Not suitable |
Open-Fire Use | Not recommended; uncontrolled flames must not contact the silicone body |
Dishwasher Safe | No for the reference configuration; hand washing recommended |
Included Accessory | Carry strap; bag options available |
Branding | Laser marking, pad printing, molded silicone logo, printed strap or packaging branding |
Packaging | Polybag, kraft box, color box, display-ready box or e-commerce mailer |
MOQ | Confirmed according to material, color, branding and packaging requirements |
Sample and Production Time | Quoted after specification, color and artwork review |
Manufacturing Origin | China |
The values above describe the reference product format. Collapsed height, safe-fill level, base thickness, handle construction and heat-source compatibility must be verified against the final Intecamp sample before publication or purchase.
Fully expand the silicone body and check that each fold is open and evenly seated.
Place the kettle on a stable surface and fill it with clean water without exceeding the confirmed safe-fill line.
Fit the lid and position the handle upright.
Place the kettle centrally over a controlled camp stove.
Adjust the flame so it remains beneath the stainless steel base and cannot reach the silicone wall.
Stay with the kettle while heating; the standard model does not whistle.
Turn off the stove before lifting the kettle and pour slowly on a stable surface.
Allow the kettle to cool completely before washing, folding or packing it.
Vehicle-based travelers want useful equipment without filling every drawer. The kettle can be stored in a reduced profile and expanded when the camp kitchen is set up, making it a natural accessory for portable stoves and modular cooking boxes.
Cupboard space is limited in a mobile kitchen. A non-electric kettle avoids voltage and plug-format issues while providing enough capacity for morning drinks or simple meals. Heat-source compatibility should be matched to the vehicle's actual hob.
The lightweight format is convenient for short trips where hot water is needed but full cookware is unnecessary. It pairs well with compact burners, coffee equipment and insulated mugs.
At around 340 grams, the reference kettle is portable enough for hikers who prioritize capacity and convenience over minimum pack weight. It is better suited to group camps and established cooking areas than fast-and-light racing kits.
The collapsible format can be stored with a compact stove and water-treatment supplies. Retailers should provide clear instructions on approved fuel sources, ventilation and cooling before storage.
Visible space-saving benefit: the folding action can be understood immediately in product photos, video and in-store demonstration.
Useful mid-range capacity: 1.5 litres suits couples and small groups without requiring a large cook pot.
No electrical localization: there is no voltage, plug or heating element to adapt for different countries.
Compact parcel profile: the collapsed format can support more efficient storage and e-commerce fulfillment than a fixed-body kettle.
Strong cross-selling: pairs with camping stoves, cookware sets, coffee brewers, mugs, portable kitchens and RV accessories.
Clear customization areas: silicone color, metal finish, handle, strap, logo and packaging can be coordinated with an existing product range.
Intecamp can develop the kettle as an individual private-label item or as part of a broader camp-kitchen program. To prepare a useful quotation, buyers should provide the destination market, expected quantity, target retail position, required capacity, preferred color, approved heat sources, logo artwork and packaging channel.
Custom silicone color matched to a Pantone reference
Alternative capacities and expanded/collapsed dimensions
Specified food-contact silicone grade, wall thickness and hardness
304 stainless steel base and lid options
Magnetic base construction for confirmed induction-compatible projects
All-metal, insulated or glass-reinforced handle concepts
Alternative lid grips, closures and retention details
Molded, printed or laser-marked logos
Custom carry strap, storage bag or coordinated accessory bundle
Kraft box, color box, display packaging or e-commerce mailer
Barcode, safety instructions, care label and multilingual packaging
Any change to the base material, silicone formulation, handle or heat-source claim should be tested on the finished construction. A material certificate alone does not prove that the assembled kettle will pour safely, remain leak-free or withstand repeated heating and collapsing.
A collapsible kettle has to manage repeated movement, heat and a full load of hot water. Inspection should therefore cover functional performance, not only color and appearance. Depending on the confirmed specification, quality checkpoints may include:
Silicone material identity, color and odor inspection
Silicone wall thickness, hardness and surface consistency
Collapsed and expanded dimensions
Repeated folding and expansion cycle test
Base material, thickness, flatness and attachment inspection
Water leak test at ambient and elevated temperature
Heat-cycle test using the approved stove and flame diameter
Handle attachment, deformation and filled-load test
Lid fit, grip temperature and retention check
Spout alignment, steady-flow pouring and drip observation
Logo position, color match and abrasion review
Packaging, warning label, barcode, assortment and carton inspection
Food-contact and chemical testing can be arranged according to the final materials and destination market. Possible project requirements include relevant FDA food-contact provisions, LFGB testing, REACH and California Proposition 65 review. Compliance wording and logos should be used only when supporting documents apply to the exact production kettle.
Wash the kettle thoroughly before first use.
Fully expand the kettle before filling or heating.
Never heat an empty kettle or allow it to boil dry.
Use only on the heat sources confirmed for the specific model.
Keep the flame smaller than the stainless steel base.
Do not place the standard kettle directly in an open campfire.
Do not use it in a microwave oven.
Keep the handle upright and away from direct flame.
Remain with the kettle during heating because the standard model does not whistle.
Use suitable heat protection and keep steam away from hands and face.
Hand-wash with a soft sponge; avoid sharp or abrasive cleaning tools.
Dry all folds completely to reduce trapped moisture and odor.
Allow the kettle to cool fully before collapsing or packing.
Do not use a kettle with damaged silicone, loose handle fittings or a deformed base.
Founded in 2007, Changzhou Intercamp Outdoor Appliance Technology Co., Ltd. develops and supplies integrated outdoor products for international customers. Our range covers portable camping kitchens, stoves, grills, cookware accessories, camping furniture and related equipment, allowing buyers to coordinate a complete outdoor cooking program with one experienced supplier.
Outdoor product development and manufacturing experience since 2007
Support for importers, wholesalers, retail chains and private-label brands
Standard wholesale items plus OEM and ODM development
Color, branding, packaging and accessory coordination
Sampling and specification approval before bulk production
Complementary camp kitchens, stoves, cookware and outdoor accessories
The reference model holds 1.5 litres / 1.6 quarts. A safe-fill level should be confirmed on the production sample and included in the final instructions.
The reference configuration weighs approximately 340 grams / 0.75 pounds. Weight can change with the selected base thickness, handle and lid construction.
The standard format combines a heat-resistant food-contact silicone body with a stainless steel base and lid. Exact material grades are confirmed in the order specification.
Yes, when the final model is approved for that use. The flame must remain beneath the metal base and must never reach the silicone sidewall. Follow the instructions supplied with the kettle and stove.
Induction compatibility is not assumed for the standard model. It requires a magnetic base designed and tested for induction. Buyers requiring this feature should state it before sampling.
Open-fire use is not recommended for the standard model because uncontrolled flames can reach and damage the silicone body. Use a stable, controlled heat source specified in the instructions.
No. The reference design is non-whistling, so the user must remain with it and monitor the water while heating.
The reference configuration is not dishwasher safe. Hand washing protects the silicone, surface finish and component connections. Final care instructions depend on the approved materials.
Yes. Silicone color, metal finish, logo method, handle, strap and packaging can be customized, subject to MOQ and technical review.
Yes. Sample availability, cost and timing are confirmed after the required capacity, color, materials, branding and heat-source compatibility have been reviewed.
MOQ depends on the silicone color, material specification, logo, accessories and packaging. Send Intecamp your expected quantity for a project-specific quotation.
Typical B2B customers include camping and RV brands, outdoor importers, cookware distributors, wholesalers, retail chains, e-commerce sellers, automotive accessory companies and promotional-product buyers.