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Lacena Venice Ceramic Coating Pot Series
Lacena Venice Ceramic Coating Pot Series
LACENA is a leading cookware brand in South Korea and the products are the preminum line of LACENA category.
It's Marble Ceramic coated products inside and outside. It has 9H pencil hardness on surface also has excellent non-stick. No PFOA included so it's harmless to human body.
Pure aluminum gives fast cook and reduces cooking time. No deformation, no hot spot, no heavy weight. It has all advantages of cookware tool from LACENA.
The model 'VENICE' is inspired from the city name in Italy. The city is built above water and many small boat is floating around. The name of the boat is 'Gondola'. The concept of Venice pot series is came from the boat Gondola.
Size Available For
Sauce pan 20 x 10cm
Sauce pot 18 x 9.0cm, 22 x 10.5cm, 24 x 14.3cm, 28 x 14.5cm
Jumbo pot(wok) 36 x 12.5cm
Sauce pot(wok) 26 x 9.5cm
ALL ITEMS ARE INDUCTION BOTTOM ARE AVAILABLE (POTIONAL)
About Ceramic Coating
Ceramic coating generates far-infrated rays which would have a good effect to human body for health. It can keep the original taste of food when it's contained. The ceramic coating is absolutely PFOA free. It is also easy to clean during washing dishes.
Far Infrated Rays Emission
Emission rate: 0.913 (5~20um)
Radient Energy: 4.23 x 102 (W/m2-um, 50 degree celeius)
Hardness: Super scratch-resistance compared with other coating mateirlas
Heat resistance: Excellent heat resistance, never burn
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