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Kai KAI DW5639 Lightweight High Thermal Efficiency Frying Pan 12.6 inches (32 cm), For Gas Fire, PFOA PFOS Free
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Kai KAI DW5639 Lightweight High Thermal Efficiency Features
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Size: 19.1 x 13.2 x 3.8 inches (48.4 x 33.3 x 9
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Material: Body: Aluminum alloy (bottom thickness: 0.09 inch (2.2 mm)); Mounting hardware: Aluminum alloy; Handle: Phenolic resin (heat-resistant up to 200 degrees); Handle cap: Nylon (heat-resistant to 200 degrees); Surface treatment: (inner): Fluorine resin coating coating; (exterior) heat-resistant baking coating
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Country of Origin: China
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Compatible Heat Source: For gas fires
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The spinning process makes this pan significantly lighter by about 20%; the handle is shorter and the weight is redesigned to be more versatile and less likely to feel weight; the bottom plate is thick and thinner sides for improved thermal conductivity
About Kai KAI DW5639 Lightweight High Thermal Efficiency
Light Series: We have reduced weight by about 20%. This series is lightweight and easy to use, and is easy to use. Features: The bottom of the aluminum steel is thick and the side surface is made with a spinning method that has been processed thinly for improved thermal efficiency. Features: The length of the handle is shortened and the weight is balanced so it is designed with a structure that does not feel heavy. The thin sides allow heat to flow quickly across the entire pan, and the thick bottom increases heat retention, making it a functional frying pan useful for short-time cooking. (PFOA/PFOS Free) This pan is PFOA and PFOS free. PFOS refers to pelfluoroctane sulfonate, PFOA refers to perfluorocatanate, both a kind of organic fluorine compound, in recent years the toxicity has not been conclusioned to be revealed. That's why PFOS and PFOA are considered substances that restrict production and use under the Stockholm Clause on residual organic pollutants.
