1050 1060 1100 3003 aluminium circles for utensils
| Specification: |
| 1. Material alloy: 1050, 1060, 3003. |
| 2. Temper available: O, H12, H14. |
| 3. Application: cookware utensils. |
| 4. Thickness arrange: 0.5-6.0mm(+/-0.0.2mm). |
| 5. Diameter: 120-1300mm(+/-0.5mm). |
| 6. Production process: CC or DC. |
| 7.package: seaworthy wooden pallet or wooden case. |
| 8. Apperance: flat clean surface without scratches,wholes,oil dirty,oxidation. cutting edge no burrs. |
General Description
We are professional aluminium circles manufactuer in China.
Due to our long years' experience and source advantage, our aluminium circle price very good.
aluminium circles 1050, 3003 are the main alloy for circles
THICKNESS IS THE KEY TO QUALITY
Aluminum is the most common material for cookware, as it is an excellent conductor of heat and is inexpensive compared to copper or stainless steel. Although features such as the lid, handle and finish are important, thickness is the key element of quality. The thicker the pan, the better the heat dispersion, which reduces the chance of "hot spots" occurring. Remember, since an aluminum pan is all aluminum, heat spreads evenly over the total surface, including the side walls. Traditional stainless steel pans spread heat evenly only on the copper or aluminum base.
PLAIN ALUMINUM—THE GOOD AND THE BAD
When it comes to quality in plain aluminum pans, it is a story of the "very good" or "very bad." Tour your favourite restaurant's kitchen and you will see primarily plain aluminum pans, especially huge stockpots. Why? Performance. Thick gauge pans needed for rugged commercial use are less expensive to manufacture in aluminum than stainless steel or copper. However, due to aluminum's low cost, it is also perfect for the "very bad" thin-gauge cookware. Most stores do not carry plain aluminum pans.
a) aluminium circles for utensils
b) aluminium circles for utensils in wooden cases
c) aluminium circles for utensils in the container