One- or two-layer ceramic exterior coating that provides high hardness and temperature resistance. The system also features excellent cleanability and very good abrasion resistance. In production, XERADUR® consumes less energy than conventional coatings.
PFAS- and PTFE-free technology
Characteristic
| Number of Layer | 2 |
| Coating Thickness µm | 35-40 |
| Curing Temperature °C | 250 |
| Service Temperature °C | 250 |
| Stain resistance | ppppx |
Substrates
| Substrate | Pretreatment | Suitability |
|---|---|---|
| pressed/forged alu | sandblasting with corundum | rr |
| Alu cast | sandblasting with corundum | rr |
| Stainless steel | sandblasting with corundum | r |
| hard base | n.a. | 5 |
Care Instructions
Care Instructions, Ceramic Cookware v
Ceramic Cookware - Use and Care Instructions
Important safety instructions
- Make sure that the pans are never unattended or used near children.
- Do not let the pan stand on a hot stove for longer than necessary.
- To avoid injury, always be careful with handling hot pans.
- Make sure that handles are never positioned above heated hotplates.
- The Ceralon ® coating is PTFE-, PFOA-, and fluorine-free.
Notes on use
- Before first use, remove all packaging and labels, and clean pan with dishwashing detergent and hot water.
- Boil the pans 2-3 times with water to remove any production residues and contaminants.
- Rub the inside of the pan with a little oil upon first use. This procedure should be repeated from time to time.
- Save energy and make sure that the pan is the same size or bigger than, but never smaller than, the cooking surface. When using a gas oven, adjust the flame as such that it does not flare over the side edges of the pan.
- The pan should by used to heat food without the use of either oil or fat.
- The ceramic non-stick coating is very temperature-resistant, up to 400 °C. However, overheating the pan is not recommended.
- The ceramic coatings heat up within a very short time, and can therefore never be left on the stove unattended.
- Never overheat. Temperatures above 250°C should be avoided; this can be prevented by using some oil as a heat indicator, as oil begins to smoke at temperatures greater than 250°C.
- Overheating should be avoided at all costs, as food can burn onto the (heat-resistant) ceramic coating and black deposits may remain on the coating.
- For frying, we recommend medium temperature level and the use of some oil or cooking fat.
- Do not allow oil to burn in the pan.
- Never cut up food in the pan, using sharp, hard objects.
- Use only nylon or wooden utensils.
- Always use a clean pan when you begin cooking. Make sure that all cooking residues are removed before storing the pan.
Cleaning and care
- Always cool the pan before cleaning, as large heat variations can cause permanent deformation.
- For cleaning, use hot water and a non-abrasive sponge or soft nylon brush (do not use steel wool or scouring pads!).
- Do not use any aggressive or abrasive cleaning agents to remove grease and food residue from the non-stick coating inside the pan.
- Should dark deposits form on the coating due to high temperatures, do not remove them with a scouring pad or sharp-edged objects, but rather soak the pan in hot water and remove the deposits carefully and gently with a soft nylon brush or a soft cloth.
- Food residues that are not removed can, with further use, lead to discolourations of varying severity, which can have a negative effect on the non-stick surface. Therefore, the surface should always be cleaned very carefully.
- Slight discolouration and stains are normal and are easier to see against bright coatings than on dark or black surfaces.
- Cleaning in a dishwasher may lead to a reduction in the non-stick properties caused by aggressive detergents, and so we recommend hand washing.
