ILAFLON Resist SP-500

Bakeware and Roaster dishes - Use and Care Instructions

Non-stick coated Bakeware and Roaster dishes can contain PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) and are available in one-, or more-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.

Bakeware and Roaster dishes should, as a general rule, be protected against overheating above 260°C. Overheating leads to a reduction in the non-stick effect and reduced lifespan. Likewise, we do not recommend the use of metal utensils, and other sharp objects in this type of bakeware.

Notes on use

• Before first use, remove all packaging and labels. Clean baking and casserole dishes in liquid detergent and hot water.
• Always use a little oil or butter to enhance the flavour of the meat.
• Do not leave empty Bakeware and Roaster dishes in the oven unattended.
• Higher temperatures during heating can cause discolouration and can damage the non-stick layer.
• Use only nylon or wood utensils so as to not damage the surface sealant.

Cleaning and care

• Clean the dishes using hot water, detergent and a sponge cloth, or with the fine side of a soft sponge. A soft dish brush can also be used to clean the object.
• Stubborn food residue should first be soaked with hot soapy water.
• Under no circumstances should you clean the Bakeware and Roaster dishes with the rough side of a cleaning sponge or a metal scouring pad. This will scratch and destroy the non-stick layer.

Generally speaking, non-stick coated items can be cleaned in the dishwasher, however, this is not recommended because:

• The durability of the dishes can be reduced by cleaning in the dishwasher

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• rVisual Aspects Details b
• rDry Film Thickness (DFT) Details b
• rAdhesion (Cross hatch) Details b

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• rBritish Standard Abrasion Test Details b