Are the handles rivited to the pot?(not spot welded) Where on this unit is it marked NSF Certified?
931443
Handles are riveted and are really stout. The NSF seal is on the outside bottom of pot.
1845251
I no longer have the packaging, but if I remember correctly it is marked as such. I would say so without the packaging though; it is stainless steel with an aluminum bottom and the handles are Bakelite plastic.
29780
Like the others have stated, riveted handles that are quite sturdy, the stainless is also quite heavy, I am quite happy with this pot, when mine came the cover handle was disconnected from the spot welds but I liked the pot so much I took it to a local welding shop and had it reattached.
1391976
It is stationed. It's a metal handle with a plastic casing. It's safe to touch using an electric stove but I would recommend using mitts on a gas stove.
188080
The handles are riveted, four heavy duty rivets per handle. This has been an excellent pot for my 5 gallon batches. At nine gallons, plenty of room for the wort from even 20 lbs of grain mash for a 5 gallon batch.
1181687
The funny thing is, there are no markings or stamped anything on the bottom of the pot or anywhere else. No country of manufacture or even the induction symbol that is supposed be on any product that is advertised as being induction cooking ready. But, it is very solid and heavy and it does work on my Induction cooker.
307252
The handles are riveted on, very strong bond, no movement whatsoever. I am guessing the handles are probably steel, as they match the pots perfectly, but I'm pretty sure the handles are also hollow, as they stay very cool at all times. I HIGHLY recommend this set!!
707776
I have the 10 inch from this series and it is marked "Handcrafted in the USA". The same is true for the copper clad 8 inch pan I have. However, the 12" fry pan with cover set I purchased (51125) which I do not see offered any more does not have this marking. Just the AllClad on the handle.
1324721
I shipped this out of the country without the box. All I can tell you is that this is a very high quality unit and would not worry about the warrenty. I would suggest buying an extra factory gasket just in case they become hard to get later. This pot is made of very thick SS Steel. My sister had one for years and years with no probelems
2267099
No rust built pretty sold. It doesn't have an NSF stamp and the handle is kind of soft. It's great for home use but I wouldn't use it in a commercial kitchen.
1149190
I'm not sure if is NSF certified. It has performed well. In fact I'm considering a second unit.
1751445
No it is smooth stainless steel and if something doesn't wash out, such as bean stain, I polish it with Bar Keeper's friend. My pots, I have used for many years, still look and cook like new. Corinne T.
1325302
NSF certified means that the National Sanitation Foundation has confirmed that the item in question meets safety and sanitation requirements for use in commercial settings like restaurants. Most health codes require that all items used in commercial kitchens are NSF rated. A NSF rating doesn't necessarily mean that the item is of better quality than one not NSF rated but usually DOES mean that the item will be more expensive than one not NSF rated.
2037225
at a glance they look fused on, with no visible screws/ bolts/ rivets either on the handle or inside...but with a closer look, you can see where they've been riveted to the pot (you can see the subtle indentations on the inside of the pan if you look closely). but the grip feels solid when i use the pot.
965728
Handles look to be riveted; I have two pots and both are such. However, the Winco brand is a heavier pot with a heavier bottom for the same price.
1890939
There is a screw on the outside of the handle but no rivet on the inside of the pot.
1982205
Well...my one is identical to that... mine has 'U.S' on top middle of long pan handle and 'WYOTT' below it. I was told these were Vietnam era issue. That's about all I know about them. Also...heard that cooking with Aluminum was linked with Alzheimer's ...I don't use mine anymore and stick to good old stainless steel NATO Crusader mess tin. Hope this is of some use to you.