Aluminium
Heavy-Duty Cast Aluminium Pot
The workhorse. Thick cast walls spread heat evenly for nshima, relish and beans. Sizes 3L to 50L with matching lid.
K220 – K1,800
Manufactured in Zambia
Metal pots built for Zambian kitchens.
BimaluZambia manufactures heavy-gauge aluminium and stainless steel cooking pots, catering pots and houseware for homes, caterers and retailers nationwide.
12+Years manufacturing
40+Skilled staff
60,000+Pots produced a year
10Provinces served
Why people choose Bimalu
Honest metal, honest thickness. We do not thin the gauge to cut the price.
Heavy Gauge Metal
Thick cast aluminium and 18/8 stainless that will not warp, dent or burn through on charcoal or gas.
Food-Grade & Safe
Food-grade alloys, smooth polished interiors and securely riveted — never glued — handles.
Local Jobs, Local Factory
Made right here in Lusaka. Every pot supports Zambian welders, spinners and polishers.
Nationwide Delivery
Palletised and delivered from Lusaka to the Copperbelt, Livingstone, Chipata and beyond.
Best sellers
A taste of what leaves our factory floor every week.
Stainless Steel
Stainless Steel Stockpot
Food-grade 18/8 stainless with riveted handles and a capsuled base. Rust-free, easy to clean, built for daily use.
K350 – K2,400
Non-Stick
Non-Stick Saucepan Set
Three-piece nesting set with enamel exterior and tempered glass lids. Perfect wedding and kitchen-starter gift.
K480 / set
From raw metal to your kitchen
We melt and cast aluminium, spin and press sheet metal, then trim, rivet, polish and inspect every single pot before it is boxed. Nothing leaves the floor untested.
- Cast aluminium and food-grade 18/8 stainless steel
- Precision metal spinning and pressing
- Riveted handles — rated and pull-tested
- Polished, inspected and boxed for safe transit
What customers say
“We feed 400 pupils a day with Bimalu 100-litre pots. Three years, zero failures.”
“The cast aluminium pot is heavy in the right way. Nshima never burns on the bottom.”
“Better value than imports and the stock actually arrives on time in Kitwe.”