Fifty Sabaf Rings Burn at Same Time on Vulcano Maxi Hob by Nardi

It was at Milan’s Museum of Science and Technology: 50 rings burnt simultaneously for 30 seconds, thus setting a Guinness Word Record for ‘The most rings on a hob’.

50 Sabaf Serie II rings were on the Vulcano hob made by Nardi to celebrate its 50th anniversary. Each ring was like a birthday candle, lit altogether to enter history.

Vulcano, a tribute to Vulcan, the god of fire and technology, is a hob made in one piece measuring 3.6x1.2 metres (subject to IMQ safety checks): 1 fish burner, 1 triple ring burner, 16 rapid burners, 16 semi-rapid burners and 16 auxiliary burners for a unique piece with extraordinary dimensions, like a volcano ready to erupt. The flame that comes from the burners on this maxi hob is like the flames that a volcano would spew out.


The Serie II burners, developed as a modular system, are the result of the experience and successes achieved by the Sabaf laboratories. The functioning of the Series II burners is based on two principles which are the object of a patent: the aspiration of the primary air by the upper part of the bob and the radial Venturi; these features allow perfect functioning both on free-standing cookers and on built-in hobs. They avoid functioning problems due to the aspiration of combusted gases coming from ovens placed under the hob or variations in aeration due to any fans installed in the oven, or depressions due to opening drawers or doors, again in the area under the hob.

The Series II burners, together with the previous generation Series I, can be purchased directly by the general public and they are also available in the new and original coloured version.

Where? Through Tuttostore.com, the virtual store created in Coccaglio (Brescia) in 2004

In the new On Line Shops on:
http://www.sabaf.it – the institutional site of the Ospitaletto-based company
http://www.sabaflife.com – the Sabaf site on subjects of common interest such as environmental sustainability and energy saving.


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