GERLACH GRANITEX GREY 20 CM FRYING PAN

Granitex Grey frying pan with the most durable coating in the Gerlach range

Frying pans with ceramic stone effect coatings are currently the trendiest trend in everyday meal preparation. The design of this type of cookware refers to tradition, while at the same time it fits into the modern style of minimalist interiors. The Granitex frying pan will present itself originally on a marble or wooden countertop in a kitchen finished with concrete walls, with elements of glass, black and white.

Granitex Grey frying pan with the most durable coating in the Gerlach range

Granitex Grey cookware is not only about the unique look of the product, but also about high quality. Among other cookware, they are distinguished by a special coating with non-stick properties, so that frying is practically the same as on heated stone.

The Granitex Grey aluminium frying pan has one of the best ceramic coatings currently available on the market, Ilag Xera Dur 2 ® Ceramic Non Stick. It has two layers: a top layer of Xerogel with a metallic effect and a base layer reinforced with Xerogel ceramic to prevent cracking.

The thick, four-layer bottom of the Granitex Grey frying pan conducts heat perfectly and evenly, making food preparation simple and quick and using energy even more efficiently. In addition, the pan is equipped with a special disc with Full Induction technology, which enables the pan to be used on induction cookers even more efficiently than before.

GRANITEX GREY pan

Out of concern for the health of users, the pans are free of hazardous substances, being an extremely friendly cookware. In addition, the extremely smooth and sealed ILAG ceramic coating is easy to clean.

The cookware is characterised by its extreme lightness. Lifting a pan filled with delicious spaghetti will not cause much difficulty. In addition, the Granitex Gry has a non-slip, non-stick soft-touch handle, which will make everyday cooking more pleasant.

The cookware is suitable for all types of cooker: electric, gas, ceramic and, of course, induction.