Two-layer PTFE-system, designed for exterior use with excellent adhesion to the aluminium substrate. The advantages of this coating are very good non-stick effect and exceptionally good cleanability with outstanding oil resistance are the advantages of this coating. Many colours are possible simple or with metallic effect.
Characteristic
| Number of Layer | 2 |
| Coating Thickness µm | 20-25 |
| Curing Temperature °C | 420 |
| Service Temperature °C | 250 |
| Stain resistance | ppppx |
Substrates
| Substrate | Pretreatment | Suitability |
|---|---|---|
| pressed/forged alu | rr | |
| Alu cast | rr | |
| Stainless steel | n.a. | 5 |
| hard base | n.a. | 5 |
Care Instructions
Care Instructions, PTFE Cookware v
PTFE - Cookware - Use and Care Instructions
Non-stick pans contain PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) and are available in one-, two- or three-layer versions, as well as with ceramic-reinforced coatings.
The systems are characterised by good scratch resistance, abrasion resistance, as well as the best non-stick properties. Good cleanability is guaranteed with PTFE pans.
PTFE pans should generally be protected against overheating above 260°C. Overheating leads to a reduction in the non-stick effect and reduced lifespan. For this reason, PTFE pans are limited to flash frying. Likewise, we do not recommend the use of metal utensils and other sharp objects when using this cookware.
Notes on use
- Before first use, remove all packaging and labels. Clean the pan with liquid detergent and hot water.
- Always use a little oil or butter to enhance the flavour of the meat.
- Never heat an empty pan for an extended period of time.
- Do not overheat - a drop of oil as a temperature indicator is a useful means of detecting overheating.
- Never leave an empty pan on the stove unattended.
- Higher temperatures during heating can cause discolouration and can damage the non-stick layer.
- In the case of induction hotplates, do not heat the empty pan, as it can quickly reach the critical temperature.
- Use only nylon or wood utensils so as to not damage the surface sealant.
Cleaning and care
- Clean the pan with hot water, detergent and a sponge cloth, or with the soft side of a cleaning sponge. A soft dish brush can also be used to clean the pan.
- Stubborn food residue should first be soaked with hot soapy water.
- Under no circumstances should you clean the pan with the rough side of a cleaning sponge or with a metal scouring pad. This will scratch and destroy the non-stick layer.
Generally speaking, non-stick coated pans can be cleaned in the dishwasher, however, this is not recommended because:
- Cast aluminium bases are weakened
- The embedded fats and oils are washed out and re-oiling is necessary
- The durability of the pan can be reduced by the dishwasher
