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Why use Schott Ceran glass on the surface of induction hobs?

Imported induction cookers are increasingly loved and widely used in Vietnam due to their beautiful design, many smart features, high durability, absolute cooking safety, good energy savings, and enhancing the aesthetic appeal of the kitchen space. Moreover, imported induction cookers also somewhat reflect luxury and class, serving as a basis for guests and friends to assess the economic status of the homeowner when visiting the kitchen. Let’s find out which imported induction cookers are good, their features, characteristics, designs, and prices before making a purchase!

The price of gas continues to rise along with safety concerns during use, prompting many families to switch to high-end induction cookers. When choosing an induction cooker, you should opt for those with glass surfaces made from Schott ceran.

Many people wonder why they should choose Schott ceran glass, and the information we provide below will help you answer that question.

What is Schott ceran glass? The production process of Schott ceran glass

Schott ceran glass is a product of the international technology group Schott. This group has 125 years of experience in the field of household appliances, electronics, pharmaceuticals, optics, solar energy, transportation, and many other industries. The group is ranked number 1 in the world with many famous products, such as Schott ceran glass – an indispensable product for producing high-end kitchen appliances.

The quality of this type of glass far exceeds that of other glasses used in the production of household items. Since its inception in 1971, Schott ceran glass has become a symbol of modern cooking, as well as a high-end interior item that is essential in many families’ kitchens.

Why use Schott Ceran glass on the surface of induction cookers?

The KOCHER DI-730S induction cooker uses high-quality Schott glass.

The Schott glass is produced from high-quality metals, heated to a temperature of 700°C and then rapidly cooled with a stream of cold air evenly blown onto the glass surface, to solidify the compressive stresses on the glass surface and create a strong load-bearing layer. This process does not alter the light transmission and thermal conductivity of the glass. After reinforcement, the glass must withstand a surface compressive strength greater than 10,000 psi, making it difficult to break the glass surface.

However, in some cases, if users accidentally drop heavy or sharp objects from above with extreme force, the situation of the induction cooker glass breaking may still occur unexpectedly. When encountering this issue, you should not continue cooking to avoid electrical leakage.

Why is Schott ceran glass used on induction cookers?

Not only on imported induction cookers but also on electric cookers, induction cookers, and infrared cookers, this type of glass is used. The reason this glass is applied to the surfaces of high-end kitchen appliances is:

  • The glass surface is made from special ceramic glass, which after undergoing a strict production process can withstand sudden thermal shocks of up to 750°C, impacts of up to 50kg, and is resistant to scratches, warping, and breaking effectively. For those who are still wondering whether the induction cooker glass is easy to scratch  when in contact with pots and pans daily, the superior physical hardness of this German ceramic glass material is the answer that guarantees a surface that remains beautiful as new.
  • The heat transfer capability from the cooktop allows for quick cooking, and the low thermal conductivity means that when using Schott ceran glass on the induction cooktop, the surrounding cooking area remains cool, preventing any risk of fire or explosion.
  • The glass surface is always shiny, aesthetically pleasing, and allows users to clean easily without spending much time and effort.

Therefore, induction cookers made from Schott ceran glass are very environmentally friendly, safe for cooking, maximize energy savings, and reduce costs for users. Not only that, owning a new generation induction cooker also makes your kitchen space modern and luxurious, reflecting the homeowner’s style.

If unfortunately, your family’s glass is damaged due to external accidents, learning about how to replace the induction cooker glass by certified technicians from Kocher will help restore the device to its original luxurious appearance quickly. Currently, Kocher’s induction cookers have the DI-730S and EI-730S models that use high-quality Schott glass. Customers should refer to and choose the type of cooker that suits them; be a smart consumer!

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A high-quality imported German induction cooker will help you cook deliciously, safely, and save energy. But do you know which German induction cooker is good, and whether the cooker you bought is a fully imported German induction cooker? Check out the experience of purchasing imported induction cookers from Germany below to gain tips and be more knowledgeable in choosing a quality German induction cooker! See information about Imported German Induction Cookers.

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