Will this set work with induction? Is it magnetic?
76016
A magnet does adhere to the bottom of the pan which I understand means it would be suitable on an induction type stove top.
76017
I do not know if it would work with induction, but I would never buy this brand again as the largest pot split at the bottom and was very sharp and I consider that very dangerous for anyone to have , let alone a family with children.
76018
It's not magnetic. I don't have an induction oven so I can't speak to that. Other than the copper venear wearing off on the outside of the pans, I still love them
76019
I am not sure. We have one Emeril pot and love it. This set is not nearly as nice. We are disappointed with it. I do not recommend the set especially if you are looking for a decent set. We regret not returning the set.
825222
Yes the bottoms are magnetic. I do not have induction yet myself, but bought these because I am consider it and I needed a new set.
2209764
Nope. These are aluminum pans. Induction only works with high iron content.
1391897
Hi, I bought this item .I don't have an induction stove so I searched here http://www.ask.com/wiki/Induction_cooking and it told me the metal must be made of ferromagnetic metal so being I didn't know exactly what that was I searched again here http://www.school-for-champions.com/science/magnetic_materials.htm#.VE-gmvl4pcQ So I would say anything that a magnet sticks to good would work according to what I have read,for your future purchases it is the best way to tell .I took a magnet to the set in question and it sticks real good too.So I believe it it a go.Ted
2101610
Can someone please try to hold a magnet to the set and see if it sticks? If they dont stick, it will not work on an induction cooktop.
1781051
No, unfortunately these pans do not have the magnetic properties needed for induction cooktops.
636973
It should work on an induction range as it is made of steel, which contains iron. The only requirement is for the material to be magnetic.
1111805
Sorry, but I just tested this set with a magnet and it is NOT induction friendly. Cuisinart's fully clad pans may be, but this wedge-bottom set is not.
2184387
Yes. I tried a magnet, it does stick to the bottom of the pan. Not sure though, if it will work with an induction range.
177998
To elaborate a little further. Induction compatible cookware is made with ferris metals. So after trying to stick a magnet to the bottom of the pot it did not stick. Also newer cooking ware is often labeled as induction suitable as my new set is, and after testing those with a magnet the magnet stuck. So again. This pot does not work with an induction cooktop.
362075
It says that it works on induction, and since the bottom will support a magnet, it should.
826107
Hi Lynda, unfortunately this Woll pan is not magnetic and can't be used for induction ovens. I read online some stainless steel pans or cast iron pots can be used, as long as the bottom is magnetic. Klaus
1520847
No. It is aluminum and therefore non-magnetic. Induction cooking requires iron/steel vessels.
490058
I don't think they are 'induction' rated. Like I said before, these pans are pretty cheap. To answer your second question, a magnet WILL stick to the bottom.
1125160
No, because they are made of aluminum. For induction you need something a magnet will stick to, like cast iron or steel. Read about induction cooking at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Induction_cooking
250025
Other commenter is correct. I tested with a magnet also and it did not stick, therefore this pot will not work with induction.
487909
I don't know anything about induction ranges but if I put a magnet to the pan it most certainly attracts. Hope that helps you.