Magma Nestable 7-piece Cookware - Stainless Steel/slate Black Ceramica Non-stic on 2040-parts.com
Bayville, New Jersey, United States
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 Nestable 7-Piece Cookware - Stainless Steel/Slate Black Ceramica Non-Stick InteriorMagma's best fully nesting Gourmet Cookware on the market is now even better. Magma features "Slate Black" Ceramica Non-Stick interiors. Testing has concluded that this darker color has even better non-stick qualities than the lighter colors and will be more durable over the life of the cookware. Made of 100% 18-10 mirror polished Stainless Steel, Magma's Award-Winning, cookware sets are now available with Ceramica® Non-Stick coating for use with Induction cooking systems. Sets completely nest and store in less than + cu. ft. of cabinet space. The Heavy Duty Non-Toxic, PFOA, and PTFE free, Slate Black, Cermaica non-stick is remarkably easy to clean, will not stain, peel, blister, and nothing sticks to it.. Nothing! The encapsulated Triple -Clad bottoms (Stainless Steel, Aluminum, Stainless Steel) are milled perfectly flat for superior even heat distribution. The Triple-Clad bottoms outer layer uses the highest quality ferromagnetic stainless steel, specifically used to activate the magnetic field in all Induction cooking surfaces. Set Includes: 5 qt. Stock Pot, 10 in. diameter Skillet/Frying Pan, 2 qt. Sauce Pan, a lid that fits the saucepan, lid for the Stock Pot and Skillet / Fry Pan, (1) Removable Handle, and a convenient "Bungee" Storage Cord. Cookware is oven safe to 500x F (excluding removable handle). Magma cookware has been selected for Practical Sailor Magazine's "Gear of the Year & Editor's Choice" awards and a recipient of the Good Sam's Club "Product of the Month" award. Features:
Applications: Gas, electric, glass ceramic, or induction cooking systems, Oven safe to 500° F Shipping Policy Orders are shipped via UPS. A tracking number will be provided. Return Policy Items can be returned within a period of 30 days. A RMA number is required before returning the item. Any returns without the RMA number will be refused. |
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