Do these made with anodized aluminum?
160827
No, it gives all my baked goods a beautiful look. Highly recommend it&#128512;
1967648
No they are plastic. They work really well! Pay attention to how the old ones are threaded and just do the same.
2041233
No I do not believe they have a coating finish on them, they are stainless steel.
2266860
yes But they are a chrome, not an alloy finish, like I expected. They still look ok.
662890
They are anodized aluminum construction, its sturdy I have even used it with the heavy Pentacon 200mm Lens which is solid-and mostly all M42 Mount lens are usually heavy, I have a couple like also the Russian beautiful Jupiter-Lens 85mm-are old but all made East Germany-even the earlier Carl Zeiss used on the Exacta Camera's.
59139
I'm no expert but when I read anodized aluminum I think of the black coating on the outside or inside of a pan. These are brushed aluminum, not shiny, they're not black, they're not anodized aluminum.
1918104
No, but they have plastic covering the adhesive backing. The tin seals up pretty well.
1827251
Yes. They are very cheap (feel dirty after using for a long time). They are thin. They are copper/bronze on the outside, but silver on the inside (I used a file to smooth down the rough edges and you can see the silver color). They can be bent by hand. However, they are metal. They stack and clink like metal, too.
149168
These are Anodized, I used them for over 6 months rather harshly being a man and one frying pan shows some scratches but still releases just fine. I'm certainly happy with them.
127809
No. These were made by some 3rd party, but they work great. We had no issues with them at all.
1126423
The coating is something called Eterna. It's similar to Teflon but supposedly superior (I haven't used it myself so I can't endorse that fact). It's not anodized aluminum either; that's the coating on the outside of the pan.
236935
Most certainly yes. I anodized a different Ti spork using the cruder flame/heat method and it came out wonderfully. I believe this is a Grade V alloy (6% Aluminum/4% Vanadium), which anodizes very easily.Try it and enjoy! The best thing is if you do not like how it turns out, you can lightly sand/buff it back down to bare metal to try again (or you can over-anodize it which turns it back to almost the same grey color as before you started).
1749197
No. The packaging lists specific uses and non stick pans are not listed Anodized aluminum is specifically excluded. Having said that, Teflon pans require very special care and cleaning them with any acid may cause an unfavorable reaction. Considering that Teflon is made chemicals that are known to be carcinogenic or worse, I live with some stains on my non stick pans, never heat them empty, and throw them in the garbage when they get scratched. And it does really tear me to throw away a $90 fry pan, but I'm very careful with them and they usually last a long time. This is a pretty potent cleaner capable of dissolving rust from grills and tools left outside, I bet it would strip the Teflon off the bottom of a pan after a handful of uses
776707
The ones I got are steel. When I ordered I didn't notice that they were available in aluminum too
1355702
mine were stainless ,but some I've seen before were aluminum hope this helps
191537
You'll definitely scratch the pan. Anodized aluminum is harder than regular aluminum, but not as hard as steel. In general, you should treat it the same way as a non-stick pan (i.e. use rubber or plastic utensils when possible).
1967507
Only used aluminum, but I was disappointed the set didn't come with a few rivnuts. Set works great, though!