Lid Handle and Knob
Another product that we have an expertise on is Lid Handles. We produce and offer lid handles matching the side handles in order to create a thorough product image. Our lid handles can be assembled to glass or metal cookware lids suitable for riveting and welding. Our breadth of lid handles covers end products from 12 cm diameter to 120 cm diameter.
There are two things we place at the core of our production. These are high quality and the preferences of our customers.
Based on our clients' preferences, we use different materials for our production including sheets, tubes, wires, shaped bars, hollow profiles in stainless steel in different grades and a combination of these materials.
Moreover, we can use iron to manufacture a number of products and powder coat them in different colours.
Our powder coated iron side handles are tested and approved for contact with food.
Also, our products comply with the German Food, Commodities and Feed Code (LFGB) and the regulation (EC) no. 1935/2004 in their respective valid version.
Since we address household and indstrial kitchenware at the same time, our products cover a wide breadth of cookware with diameters of 12 cm to 120 cm.
We produce products that address our customers’ quality and visual needs.
We create special designs of our own along with producing the tailored products of our customers.
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