SilverPlus Multilayer Stainless Steel Pots and Pans
The SILVERPLUS ™ pots and pans are made of multilayer material with an interior in AISI 304 stainless steel, a 3-layer aluminum core and another external layer in 430 stainless steel, which allows it to be used on all types of kitchens. such as CERAMIC, INDUCTION, ELECTRIC or GAS.
The multilayer material of SILVERPLUS ™, thanks to the internal aluminum core, allows a faster and more uniform distribution of heat which will save time for cooking and therefore energy.
The multilayer material is perfectly sealed even in the edge of the pots to ensure long life.
The ergonomic steel handle assembled with rivets ensures its resistance and allows you to use the pots even in the oven.
SILVERPLUS ™ products, in the EXCALIBUR ™ variant, are created without PFOA, a substance harmful to health. EXCALIBUR ™ is synonymous with safety and quality, the excellent non-stick properties ensure that food does not stick and burn, thus avoiding the creation of harmful toxic substances.
Products without PFOA are washed with reduced quantities of water and detergent thus respecting the planet's resources and the environment.
All SILVERPLUS ™ products are certified for food use.
The model with EXCALIBUR ™ coating is nickel free
TECHNICAL FEATURES:
- External: stainless steel AISI 430
- Core in triple layer of aluminum
- Inner in stainless steel AISI 304 with EXCALIBUR™ technology
- Bottom also for induction
- Thickness 2,6 mm
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