Stainless Professional Heavy Duty Cookware
Every professional chef wants stainless steel in his kitchen. This material is durable, distributes heat evenly and it's easy to clean. An additional feature, you always choose for a contemporary and functional design.
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Wow. A 1MM series (body and lid). Heavy duty, this withstands even the heat of the hottest chef in town.
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Heavy duty professional handles. Extra long long handle that allows the chef to easily grasp the pan, even when this one is standing on a high heat gas stove.
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Matt-mirror polishing combo on the cookware body.
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Flat stainless steel lid of 1MM thickness. Superb quality.
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Welded handles. If you would like to have this coated (although we would disencourage that), we could opt for a welding plate to avoid food trap.
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Inner liter scales help when it’s necessary to have those perfect doses during cooking. But we doubt if you need this for such professional series.
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