Common Types Of Non-stick Pans

Teflon non-stick pan

Teflon is a transliteration of Teflon. Teflon is a registered trademark used by DuPont on a series of fluoropolymer products.

Subsequently, DuPont has developed a series of products in addition to Teflon polytetrafluoroethylene resin, including Teflon; AF (amorphous fluoropolymer), Teflon; FEP (fluorinated ethylene propylene resin), Teflon; FFR (fluoropolymer) Foam resin), Teflon; NXT (fluoropolymer resin), Teflon; PFA (perfluoroalkoxy resin), etc.

In 1954, Colette, the wife of French engineer Marc Gregoire, had a whim and felt that if her husband used Teflon, a non-stick material to prevent knots on the fishing line, it could be used. On a frying pan, the effect must be good. The "nonstick pan" that has saved countless modern housewives was born.

Ceramic coating non-stick pan

Ceramics played an important role in the upgrade of non-stick pans. Ceramic performance is stable, and after thousands of years of use and inspection, its safety has been fully proven. The use of nanotechnology makes the surface of the product compact and non-porous, achieving a non-sticky effect.