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For kitchenware, being environmentally friendly is more important.
Kitchenware is very important for every family and is directly related to the health of family members.
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Taboos for using stainless steel products
Do not use strong alkaline detergents for cleaning. When cleaning stainless steel kitchenware or tableware,
Future Prospects Analysis of China's Kitchen Equipment Industry
In the next few years, China's kitchenware market sales will increase at an astonishing rate of 15%.
What is food grade stainless steel
Food-grade stainless steel refers to metallic materials that comply with the People's Republic of China
What are the reasons for stainless steel rusting
Stainless steel also has other metallic substances on its surface, which can easily cause electrochemical corrosion and rust.
How to maintain stainless steel pots?
The maintenance methods for stainless steel pots mainly include the following aspects: Use mild cleaning agents: Avoid using strong alkaline cleaning agents as they can corrode the surface of stainless steel pots, resulting in uneven surfaces and even rusting and perforation. It is recommended to use mild cleaning agents such as soapy water or baking soda, which will not cause damage to the cookware. Thoroughly clean: After each use, wipe the pot with baking soda and citric acid (or white vinegar) to ensure that there are no oil stains or food residues left. For the outer part of the pot, stainless steel cleaner or five cleaning powder can be used and wiped with a damp cloth. Remove severely burnt parts: For severely burnt parts, soak them in hot water and citric acid for ten minutes, then use diamond or water sandpaper dipped in stainless steel cleaning paste and citric acid to wipe along the pot pattern. Note that diamond may leave scratches, but wiping along the pattern can reduce the marks. Prevent oxidation: Apply a thin layer of cooking oil on the surface of the pot and dry it. This layer of oil will form a protective film, slow down the oxidation rate, and extend the service life of the pot. Avoid empty burning and excessive heating: When using a gas stove, the flame height should not exceed the bottom of the pot to prevent overheating of the cookware. Avoid dragging or pushing cookware on the stove to prevent damage to the cookware and stove surface. Correct cooking: After receiving the new pot, first bake it at high temperature to remove the oxide layer, then stir fry it with salt and rub the surface of the pot to increase smoothness. Avoid empty burning and excessive heating during daily use. Precautions for storage: After cleaning, use a clean cloth or kitchen paper towel to dry off moisture, especially in areas such as the bottom and edges of the pot that are prone to water accumulation. Keeping the pot dry can prevent residual moisture, reduce scale formation, and prevent rusting.
Brief Analysis of the Stainless Steel Kitchenware Industry Market
From a global perspective, according to the economic development of different regions, subsistence habits and other factors, the stainless steel kitchenware market also has its own
What are the differences between 403 and 304 stainless steel?
The main differences between 304 and 403 stainless steel lie in their corrosion resistance and hardness. 304 stainless steel has better corrosion resistance and toughness, making it suitable for food processing, medical equipment, and other applications; while 403 stainless steel has higher hardness and strength, making it suitable for manufacturing knives, bearings, and other applications. The specific differences are as follows: Different Microstructure: 304 is austenitic stainless steel, with good toughness and corrosion resistance; 403 is martensitic stainless steel, with high hardness and strength. Corrosion Resistance: 304 stainless steel contains a higher proportion of nickel and chromium, and has better corrosion resistance, maintaining stability in humid or highly acidic environments. While 403 stainless steel also has some corrosion resistance, it may be slightly inferior to 304 in certain media. Processing Performance: 304 stainless steel is easier to process, and is relatively simple to cut, weld, or form. 403 stainless steel is more prone to hardening during processing, requiring more skill and attention. Application Areas: Due to the above differences, the two also differ in application areas. 304 is widely used in chemical, food, medical, and other fields; while 403 is more used in automotive, medical equipment, and kitchenware industries.