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Why did Kocher choose Eurokera glass for the new Kocher DIB4-888 induction hob design?

Imported induction cookers are increasingly loved and widely used in Vietnam due to their attractive design, many smart features, high durability, absolute cooking safety, good energy savings, and enhancing the aesthetic beauty 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!
 
To explain why Kocher chose Eurokera glass for the new Kocher DIB4-888 induction cooker design instead of other types of glass, let’s first learn about Eurokera glass.

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What you may not know about Eurokera glass (France)?

Eurokera is a company established in 1990, part of Saint-Gobain and Corning. It is one of the top two manufacturers in the world of glass and is the inventor of Ceramic glass.

For the past 25 years, Eurokera has provided the home appliance industry with breakthrough Ceramic glass products of high quality. Products like KeraBlack Plus, KeraWhite, KeraResin, KeraSpectrum, and KeraSlate have demonstrated the superior advantages of Ceramic glass technology.

Eurokera is a global company with over 800 experienced employees at 5 manufacturing facilities in 4 countries: 2 locations in France, the USA, China, and Thailand.

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KeraGlass, headquartered in Bagneaux-sur-Loing, France, owns the largest Ceramic glass melting furnace in the world. This facility provides the highest quality glass for all 4 of the company’s factories worldwide.

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(Image: The largest Ceramic glass melting furnace in the world)

Eurokera’s products always provide superior cooking capabilities, especially with a thermal expansion coefficient close to zero.

After decades of construction and development, Eurokera has sold over 100 million products worldwide. Every 5 seconds, a Ceramic glass is produced.

In addition, Eurokera is known as an environmentally friendly manufacturer, recycling millions of tons of glass each year. All Eurokera products comply with strict manufacturing processes. Since 2000, it has been certified ISO14000, helping to reduce energy consumption by 80% of greenhouse gases.

The production process of Eurokera glass:

More than 30 types of raw materials and recycled glass will be put into the melting process and strictly controlled. After that, the glass will be placed in a cooling environment to be shaped and printed according to the selected design.

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The layers of enamel combined with Resin & ink will create a perfect induction cooker glass. The Ceramic glass will be cut to the correct size and angles.

The glass will be thoroughly checked and reviewed by experienced staff at the manufacturing plants to ensure the highest standards are met.

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(Image: Strict inspection process at manufacturing plants)

The final step is that the glass will be coated with enamel and polished, scratch-resistant, stain-resistant, abrasion-resistant, and thermal shock-resistant before being fired and shipped out.

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Currently, Eurokera has created 8 types of breakthrough Ceramic glass substrates. Eurokera believes it will bring the most advanced induction cooker glass to the world. Eurokera’s glass products are very popular in European countries.

Therefore, Eurokera glass can ensure:

  • Stable design with high durability.

  • The glass surface is scratch-resistant, anti-peeling (easy to clean even if you use a scraper)

  • High thermal resistance with low thermal conductivity up to 1000°C

  • Thermal shock resistance up to 700°C – 800°C (You can test by pouring ice water directly onto the glass while cooking)

  • High impact resistance

  • Heat transfer capability is almost zero (It only heats the cooking area while the surrounding areas do not get hot. So you can touch the surrounding areas).

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Answering the question of why Kocher chose Eurokera glass for the new DIB4-888 induction cooker design?

Because Eurokera is the inventor of Ceramic glass in the world. Eurokera glass products meet high standards in both aesthetics and quality. This is also the most favored type of glass in European countries.

Eurokera glass not only ensures quality but also offers a wider variety of colors than other brands’ glass.

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Therefore, Kocher has chosen Eurokera glass for the Kocher DIB4-888 induction cooker design this time.

The Kocher DIB4-888 induction cooker glass is designed by engineers from Eurokera (France), meeting all stringent technical and aesthetic requirements. It will then be sent to Eurokera’s factory to select materials and proceed with production as required. The components, after being produced, will be packaged and shipped directly to Vietnam for Kocher.

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(Image: Kocher DIB4 – 888W glass designed by engineers from Eurokera)

Kocher aims to provide consumers with high-quality, premium induction cookers at reasonable costs to help consumers have a wonderful experience.

Thank you for taking the time to read our article. For any information about our services, you can contact us immediately at the hotline: 096.96.22.066 for the quickest consultation and response.

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