Maximum
cooking capacity combined with versatility. The Hawkmoor CF85 field cooking
unit will cater for up to 120 people depending on cooking equipment, in
all weather conditions.
To
assemble the unit, first raise the legs and lock them into position (click
on the 'animated demonstration' button at bottom of page).
Next:
upturn the unit, to reveal the serving table, which acts as a lid for
the burner units.
Raise
the serving table legs and lock them into position, before opening out
the table.
The
burner windshield set is an optional item of equipment.
Best
use of the griddle is made on the 15kW 'long' burner
The
Universal oven may be used in conjunction with the CF85 for greater flexibility.
The
36 litre stock pot may be used with the CF85 as an optional item of equipment.
There are five recessed burners. Four are rated at 3.5kW each (two are
shown without the heat deflector/drip tray). The single burner on the
left is rated at 15kW.
Features of the CF85
The Hawkmoor CF85 can be erected on site (click on the animation button at the foot of the page for an example) and be operational within a few minutes. Stowage is also rapidly achievable making the CF85 the ideal field kitchen for use under conditions where a high level of mobility is required.
Optional
clip-on wind shields are available as an extra to protect the burners
even from gale-force winds. When stowed for transport, the stainless
steel serving table forms a lid for the main body of the unit. The
support legs fold flush with the body and the assembly is held firmly
closed by sturdy over-centre clips. The CF85 is extremely easy to
use. No special training is required, no specialised tools and only
minimal maintenance.
Equipment
A full range of stainless steel cooking vessels has been designed for the CF85 field cooking unit to provide the maximum cooking capacity combined with versatility.
A
36 litre stock pot is available as an optional item. In addition, a robust
field oven has been developed as an optional unit to provide baking and
roasting facilities. The oven, stock pot and griddle are used on the 15kW
end burner.
Standard cooking equipment for CF85 (can be varied on request)
| Qty | Description |
| 4 | Insulated food/beverage containers, 18 litre (NSN 7330-99-300-7605) |
| 2 | Stainless steel cooking containers with aluminium sandwich base, 24 litres, 320mm diameter with lid and handles |
| 2 | Stainless steel cooking containers with aluminium sandwich base, 17 litres, 280mm diameter with lid and handles |
| 1 | Large griddle including drain gully, 650 x 530 x 25mm |
| 1 | Frying pan, 310mm diameter |
| 4 | Plain stainless steel serving spoons, 360mm |
| 1 | Perforated stainless steel serving spoon, 360mm |
| 1 | Rice colander, 285mm |
| 1 | Bonzer can opener (clamp type), 360mm |
| 1 | Large stainless steel ladle, 280g, 100mm |
| 1 | Medium stainless steel ladle, 120g, 75m |
| 1 | Stainless steel whisk, heavy duty, 300mm |
| 1 | Stainless steel mixing bowl, 5 litre |
| 1 | Stainless steel strainer, 180mm |
| 1 | Skimmer, tin plated, 150mm |
| 1 | Stainless steel fish slice |
| 1 | Victorinox stainless steel butcher's knife, 250mm |
| 1 | Victorinox stainless steel cook's knife, 130mm |
| 1 | Victorinox paring knife |
| 1 | Cook's fork |
| 1 | Impulse igniter |
| 1 | Storage box |
Optional equipment
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Universal field oven with stainless steel inner, adjustable shelving, top grill and two 1/1 x 65mm roasting/baking pans
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Stainless steel stock pot, 36 litres
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Burner wind shield set
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Set of six 225mm square leg plates, comes with securing clip and chain for use on boggy ground, sand or snow.
LPG fuel
The heat source is liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) or butane, which has been found to be the most reliable fuel for use under arduous conditions. It has the many advantages of widespread availability, rapid heating without generating oily or sooty deposits; also, low maintenance, low operating costs coupled with virtually no training and extreme simplicity of use.
Powerful recessed burner stations
The
Hawkmoor CF85 Field Cooking Unit is equipped with five recessed burners,
one of which is rated at 15kW while the remaining four are rated at 3.5kW
each. The LPG fuel is supplied from a standard cylinder. Burner control
is straight forward and simple using the gas control valves adjacent to
each gas connection point.
