Stainless Steel Cooking Pots and Pans

Our Stainless steel cooking pots and pans are a collection of cooking tools consisting of a series of stainless steel pots of different sizes and uses. These pots include frying pans, stew pots, steamers, milk pots and other types, which can meet various needs in the cooking process.

1. Combination
Basic combination: includes a frying pan, a saucepan and a soup pot. This combination can meet the basic needs of daily cooking and is suitable for home or small restaurants.
Multifunctional combination: In addition to the basic pots, sauté pan, roaster, steamer and other types are added. This combination is more flexible and diverse, can meet more complex cooking needs, and is suitable for large restaurants or professional chefs.
Custom combination: We can customize the cooking pots and pans set according to your specific needs, including the size, shape, material, etc. This combination is more personalized and can meet your special needs.

2. Production requirements
The production of our cooking pots and pans needs to meet a series of strict requirements to ensure its quality, safety and durability. These requirements usually include the following aspects:
Material selection: Select high-quality stainless steel materials, such as 304, 316, etc., to ensure the corrosion resistance and high temperature resistance of the pots. At the same time, the thickness of the material also needs to be reasonably designed according to the purpose and size of the pots.
Process requirements: Advanced welding, polishing and other processes are used in the manufacturing process to ensure that the surface of the cooking pots and pan set is smooth and flawless. At the same time, the sealing and stability of the set of cooking pots and pans also need to be strictly tested to ensure that there will be no problems such as leakage or deformation during use.
Safety testing: After production is completed, the pots cooking set needs to be tested for safety to ensure that it meets relevant standards and regulations. This includes testing whether the pots and pans cooking set contains harmful substances, whether it is easy to clean and maintain, etc.

Three, cooking characteristics
High temperature resistance: The cooking pot pan set can withstand high temperature heating and is not easy to deform or damage. This makes them suitable for a variety of cooking methods, such as frying, stir-frying, cooking, and deep-frying.
Corrosion resistance: Stainless steel materials have excellent corrosion resistance and can resist the erosion of a variety of chemicals. This makes cooking set pots and pans less susceptible to corrosion from ingredients or seasonings during cooking, thus maintaining their original performance and appearance.
Easy to clean: The surface of cooking pans and pots is smooth and not easily stained with oil and food residues. This makes them easy to clean and maintain, and can maintain long-term cleanliness and beauty.
Versatility: Stainless steel cooking ware has a variety of uses and shapes to meet different cooking needs. For example, a wok is suitable for quick cooking activities such as stir-frying and frying eggs; a saucepan is suitable for cooking methods that require long heating such as boiling soup and stewing meat; and a steamer is suitable for steaming a variety of foods.

IV. Scope of application
Stainless steel cooking pots and pans are suitable for a variety of cooking needs, including home kitchens, restaurants, hotel schools, bars, companies, large gatherings, etc. In home kitchens, stainless cooking pots can meet various needs of daily cooking, such as stir-frying, stewing meat, and cooking porridge. In restaurants and hotels, stainless cooking pots can cope with more complex cooking tasks, such as making large banquet dishes and boiling soup. In addition, stainless steel pots are also suitable for outdoor cooking, such as camping, picnics, etc. In these activities, the durability and easy cleaning of stainless steel pots are fully utilized.

V. Precautions
Avoid long-term empty burning: Long-term empty burning may cause the pot to deform or damage. Therefore, long-term dry burning should be avoided when using it to avoid damage to the pot.
Pay attention to the combination of ingredients: Some ingredients such as vinegar and salt may corrode stainless steel. Therefore, you need to pay attention to the combination of ingredients and cooking methods when cooking to avoid damage to the pot.
Avoid using sharp tools: When cleaning or handling ingredients, avoid using sharp tools to scratch the surface of the pot. Use a soft sponge or cloth to wipe and clean to maintain the smoothness and beauty of the pot.
Regular inspection and maintenance: Regularly check the sealing and stability of the pot, as well as whether there are problems such as scratches or stains on the surface. If there are any problems, maintenance and care should be carried out in time to extend the service life of the pot.

VI. Maintenance method
Cleaning: The pot should be cleaned in time after each use to avoid oil stains and food residues. When cleaning, use a neutral detergent and a soft sponge or cloth to wipe, and avoid using sharp tools such as steel wool to scratch the surface of the pot. After cleaning, rinse the pot thoroughly and dry the water.
Polishing: For stainless steel pots with scratches or stains on the surface, you can use stainless steel polishing agent for polishing. When polishing, use an appropriate amount of polishing agent and follow the operating method of the instruction manual. After polishing, rinse with clean water and dry the water. However, it should be noted that the polishing agent should not be used frequently to avoid excessive wear on the surface of the pot.
Moisture and salt prevention: Stainless steel pots are susceptible to corrosion in humid or salty environments. Therefore, when using and storing, avoid long-term exposure to humid or salty environments, and clean and protect them frequently. For example, when storing, you can place the pot in a dry and ventilated place and use items such as dust covers for protection.
Avoid collision: When using and storing stainless steel pots, avoid collision with other hard objects or falling to the ground to avoid damaging the surface of the pot or affecting its service life. At the same time, you should avoid placing heavy objects on the pot to avoid deformation or damage to the pot.

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