Cookware

Enameled cookware may be fabricated from either mild steel, cast iron or aluminum.

The required enameling process & equipment varies per substrate.

Pretreatment for mild steel cookware is usually a pickling process, while cast iron is shotblasted.

Aluminium cookware is fired at a lower temperature in a convection oven, while cast iron & mild steel are fired in a radiation furnace.

Cast iron & mild steel can’t be fired simultinuously in the same furnace due to different temperature profiles.

Cookware
Pickling
Blasting
Spraying
Various enameling equipment for cookware
Troubleshooting holloware enameling processes
Loaded firing rack with holoware
Enameling furnace
  1. ISO 4531:2022 expected to be replace in the coming months
  2. Expired: Large enameling plant for sale
  3. Riveting stainless steel handles on enameled mild steel
  4. Second hand enameling plant for cast iron cookware
  5. EEA-Guideline 1001 / EN ISO 4531
  6. Vitreous enameling of cookware
  7. Enamelled surfaces & food contact
  8. Troubleshooting enameling operations
  9. Gas fired enameling furnace for cookware