are the handles oven proof and if so, to what termperature? thanks.
919047
I wouldn't worry so much about handles as I would about the non stick coating. It fails miserable and warranty doesn't mean much either.
919048
Hello Steffany, I cant honestly tell you. These products are poorly designed - the "nonstick" coating does not work very well. It deteriorated within 8 month of normal use (not at all heavy). When I approached customer service and attempted to use warranty I received an answer that the cookware is not supposed to be exposed to high heat. Claim was denied and threw them away. I will never purchase any of Circulon products and will not recommend doing this to anybody. There are plenty of products of better quality for the same price that will stand behind their warranty. Anolon comes to mind... Sorry if I could not be a better help.
919049
Hello Steffany, I cant honestly tell you. These products are poorly designed - the "nonstick" coating does not work very well. It deteriorated within 8 month of normal use (not at all heavy). When I approached customer service and attempted to use warranty I received an answer that the cookware is not supposed to be exposed to high heat. Claim was denied and threw them away. I will never purchase any of Circulon products and will not recommend doing this to anybody. There are plenty of products of better quality for the same price that will stand behind their warranty. Anolon comes to mind... Sorry if I could not be a better help. Hello Steffany, I cant honestly tell you. These products are poorly designed - the "nonstick" coating does not work very well. It deteriorated within 8 month of normal use (not at all heavy). When I approached customer service and attempted to use warranty I received an answer that the cookware is not supposed to be exposed to high heat. Claim was denied and threw them away. I will never purchase any of Circulon products and will not recommend doing this to anybody. There are plenty of products of better quality for the same price that will stand behind their warranty. Anolon... » Read More Hello Steffany, I cant honestly tell you. These products are poorly designed - the "nonstick" coating does not work very well. It deteriorated within 8 month of normal use (not at all heavy). When I approached customer service and attempted to use warranty I received an answer that the cookware is not supposed to be exposed to high heat. Claim was denied and threw them away. I will never purchase any of Circulon products and will not recommend doing this to anybody. There are plenty of products of better quality for the same price that will stand behind their warranty. Anolon comes to mind... Sorry if I could not be a better help. « Show Less
1535356
I personally have never used mine in the oven but the instructions say that these pans are oven safe up to 180 degrees Celsius. The ones with the metal handles(not the black) may be different.
782744
I don't know, I never used in the oven but it sure seems that they would be.
390453
The handle is made of plastic, but I vaguely recall a statement on the package that the pan might be used in the oven up to a certain degree (maybe ~375 F). I could be wrong, so if you're concerned about this, you should contact the seller for further clarification.
748612
I wouldn't try it. I would guess that the covering on the handle couldn't withstand oven heat.
390452
I havent used mine in the oven yet, so i am not able to advise. As per the specs, the handle is heat resistant Bakelight, so it should be able to withstand heat . I would advise emailing the manufacturer's customer service Dept directly. They should be able to assist.
1132438
I've never used these pans in the oven. However, the handles are made of material that would probably sustain oven heat.
1736692
on the paper that came with them it says "High Termperate Resistance < or equal to 500C /932F"I've used them on pretty high stove heat with no problems, but haven't used them in the oven yet.
701117
so far they seem to be holding up to the heat, but if they get a little too warm for your touch, a kitchen rag helps :) Never used them in the oven though...description didn;t say oven proof. I have other more expensive pans for that. Hope this helps
1873616
We have not used our pan in the oven, but I think it would be fine. The only "vulnerable" part would be the handle grips and they appear to be made of silicone, which in many cooking applications is okay to 500°.
1838303
The handle is constructed of a plastic. I would not recommend using at oven temperatures. I have used it at high heat on the stove top. But I have yet to attach the handle since I don't have a screw driver.
1785341
Yes lids are oven proof to 500 F. (Lids with rubber handle oven proof to 350 F)
2251184
Yes these bowls are 400 deg F oven proof . The temp I have mentioned is the one I have used them at. Hope this is useful.
1695046
I would have to say NO. The Handle and Cover Grip are coated with a heat resistant soft rubber/plastic for lack of not knowing the materials name. Looks and feels like an oven would melt and our burn the handles. One never knows with what they can do these days, though I personally would refrain.
782746
These are metal with a non-stick finish, not silicon or rubber. I have not tried them in the oven, but I have absolutely no doubt that they will hold up fine in the oven. Nonetheless, as always, do not subject non-stick cookware to broiling, or to temps above 500 degrees.
1628640
They are heat resistant. The handles are actually very nice with a comfortable grip.
1370015
As long as the handles are off to the side they don't get unreasonably hot. They do get a little warm but nothing that requires oven mitts.