The use of modern etching techniques in Europe

The new favorite honeycomb that is popular in the domestic and international frying pan market non-stick cookware In a few years, it has rapidly developed from a single item of cookware to an innovative category and will continue to be favored by the market. Compared to traditional non stick pans, the biggest highlight of this new favorite stir fry pan is the addition of honeycomb patterns inside the pan. The seemingly simple patterns not only represent the innovative black technology leading the industry, but also reflect the continuation of historical traditional craftsmanship.

The cross-border use of honeycomb patterns is a collision between modern technology and medieval European etching techniques. The discovery of etching techniques originated from an accidental incident where a craftsman accidentally splashed acid on the metal, resulting in the corrosion of the metal and acid in contact with the texture. In late 14th and early 15th century Europe, this etching process was widely used on armor and cutting tools. The principle of acid dissolving metal is applied to etch patterns on metal, followed by a layer of corrosion-resistant material. Then, patterns are engraved on the corrosion-resistant layer, and finally the surface material is polished to achieve beautiful metal patterns.

The core source of etching technology, we hope to produce international brands in China that meet the standards of German manufacturing industry and meet the first-class quality standards of Germany in the future. The cross-border application of this traditional German etching process has been deeply loved by consumers and has sparked a wave of technological innovation in the frying pan industry.