HOT ! UMIC Takumiwaza Kiwami Aluminium Omelette Pan 18cm

Product Information

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  Brand:UMIC


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  Material:Body: Aluminum alloy (Surface: Fluororesin-coated, Outside: Shot peening finish), Handle: Wood, Hook: Stainless steel


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  Heat Resistant Temperature:260℃


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  Product type:Omelette Pan


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  Country of origin:Japan


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  Dimensions (approx):Outer size: 348 x 180 x 76 mm, Inner size: Ø180 x 38 mm, Bottom diameter: Ø135 mm


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  Item weight (approx):440 g


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  Shipping weight (approx):730 g

Key Features

• This series provides durable pans with professional grade functionality.


• This pan has a thickened bottom layer and a thin side layer, allowing the heat to transfer quickly and evenly. You can cook delicious food without getting it burnt or cooking it unevenly.


• The 4 mm thick bottom prevents the pan from warping caused by the heat. As a result, the bottom stays nice and flat.


• Made of robust and hard natural wood, the handle fits your hand better and better with time.


• The outside layer is strengthened with a shot peening process, a manufacturing process used in aircraft. It prevents the surface from scarring. You can also clean grease with ease.

Use & Care

• Wash it well with dish soap and a sponge after each use. Wipe it well and dry it thoroughly before storing. Do not use it in the dishwasher. It may damage it or alter its color.


• For gas stove use only. You cannot use it on an electric stove, in a microwave or in an oven.


• Do not heat it up empty. It may cause deformation or may damage the fluororesin coating.


• To prevent damaging the fluororesin coating, do not use hard metal objects to clean burnt parts or to remove burnt-on food from the pan.


• To prevent it from deforming, do not give it a strong shock or change the temperature suddenly by running the hot pan under cold water.

Background

Urushiyama Metals Industrial Co., Ltd. is a kitchenware manufacturer based in Niigata Prefecture. They manufacture metal products made of aluminum, cast aluminum, and stainless steel in their factories in Japan.