The White Pots and Pans with Gold Handles feature a three-layer composite stainless steel construction with a magnetic stainless steel bottom layer for induction cooktop compatibility. The interior features a food-grade non-stick lining, a 4mm tempered glass lid, and a stainless steel ring. This complete set of pots and pans with pure white pots and gold handles covers essential cooking tasks such as frying, stir-frying, stewing, and boiling.
The exterior features a white ceramic coating with a gloss of at least 80 GU, a stain resistance rating of 5, and UV stability testing for 72 hours without yellowing. The handles are constructed from 304 stainless steel with a PVD vacuum-plated gold layer approximately 0.3 microns thick, which remains spotless after 48 hours of salt spray treatment. The gold color is approximately 5Y 8.5/6, giving the White Pots and Pans with Gold Handles a consistent visual appearance. The edges are mirror-polished, and the scale and logo are laser-etched for clarity even after cleaning.
The composite bottom is constructed with an aluminum core, boasting a thermal conductivity of approximately 205 W per meter Kelvin. The bottom is 5.0 mm thick with a flatness of no more than 0.3 mm. The induction layer is 0.5 mm thick 430 magnetic stainless steel. On a 2.0 kW induction cooktop, it heats 2 liters of water from 20°C to 95°C in 8 minutes, with a temperature distribution of less than ±3°C. It's stable for both stir-frying and slow cooking.
The non-stick series features a PFOA-free three-layer system, boasting a dry-abrasion durability of 20,000 cycles and a food release cycle of 10,000. It's recommended for long-term cooking at oil temperatures below 180°C. The stainless steel interior boasts a brushed roughness of Ra ≤ 0.6 microns, an acid and alkali corrosion resistance rating of 5, and can be equipped with a metal spatula. Daily cleaning requires only a neutral cleaner and soft utensils.
The metal handle and stainless steel lid are oven-safe, with a maximum temperature resistance of 260°C. The tempered glass lid is 4mm thick and features steam vents. It withstands five thermal shock cycles from 200°C to 20°C without cracking. The food-grade silicone seal is heat-resistant to 230°C, ensuring long-term cooking without flavor loss. It also smoothly switches between open flame, electric ceramic, and oven-safe operation.
The handle is riveted at three points of stainless steel, with a single handle tensile test of at least 15 kg. The long handle is 2.0 mm thick and features a hollow insulation channel to minimize heat conduction. The grip section is approximately 22 to 28 mm thick, with a 12 mm thumb rest radius for a non-slip grip with wet hands. The side handles and lid knob feature a matching PVD gold coating, ensuring a comfortable oven-safe operation when used with thick gloves.
The glass lid's viewing window covers at least 85% of the pot's inner diameter. The rim is an 18-8 stainless steel curled edge. The weight of a single lid ranges from 450 to 680 grams. The steam flow rate is 0.8 to 1.2 liters per minute, ensuring the lid does not overflow during boiling. The lid knob has an M6 precision thread and an assembly torque of 0.8 Nm, ensuring it remains secure during long-term cleaning.
The magnetic bottom makes White Pots and Pans with Gold Handles compatible with gas, induction, ceramic, halogen, and infrared stoves, with an induction efficiency of ≥90%. The outer bottom has a 1.5 mm rounded corner transition for scratch-resistant countertops. The outer bottom has an HV hardness of ≥180, making it less prone to ring marks when dragging. Recommended combinations include 20, 24, and 28cm frying pans and 16, 18, and 20cm stew pans, covering common household hob spacing.
The white and gold color scheme combines with light wood cabinet doors and a quartz countertop. The see-through glass lid allows for a clear view of cooking progress while guests gather around the island. After a 28cm frying pan is finished, transfer it to a 24cm stew pan to reduce the sauce. The induction hob is reduced from 2 kW to 600 watts, keeping noise and fumes within a socially accessible range, ensuring seamless delivery of dishes.
A unified color scheme creates an easily identifiable workspace in the guest room's kitchenette. 20cm stew pans and 6-liter soup pots are used for self-service noodles and small stews. Guests can access these pans through drawers with separate compartments. Instructions for different pot sizes are provided. Steam vents in the glass lid prevent unauthorized users from accidentally overcooking the pan. Wipe clean between turns to restore the pan to its original state.
White Pots and Pans with Gold Handles are displayed at the gift counter, with 10-piece sets being the main promotion. The outer box displays the pot diameter and temperature resistance. Sales assistants demonstrate the induction plate attachment and oven placement process. Scan a QR code to view a material report and maintenance video. New customers select their pot diameter combination from a list during registration. Quick delivery and boxing are provided at the counter, ensuring smooth handling during peak weekend sales.
The teacher demonstrates boiling intensity and steam release using a transparent lid. Students switch between frying, baking, and stewing on the same countertop. Pasta is oven-baked at 260°C and then returned to the stovetop for glazing. Marked lines facilitate portioning and record keeping. The gold handles are easily recognizable, allowing students to capture clear images from remote locations. At the end of the class, all dishes are placed in the dishwasher on a 45-60°C cycle.
A 24cm deep frying pan with 2.5mm thick walls keeps the base and sauce warm for weekday Eggs Benedict. The induction hob, with a 600-800W output, maintains a constant temperature. The gold handles are easy to locate against the black kitchen backdrop, and the non-stick coating allows for quick flipping during busy times. The pans are turned at a steady speed, creating a neat visual experience when looking out onto the open kitchen from the front.
A home renovation company displayed White Pots and Pans with Gold Handles on the model apartment's island countertop. The gold PVD creates a striking contrast with the white cabinetry, allowing visitors to observe the fineness of the coating and the seamless connection between the handles under the lighting. The salesperson used a temperature gun to compare the temperature rise curve of the composite bottom and explained the integrated flow from the stovetop to the oven. The soft furnishings were packaged at the signing price.
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