What material are these plates made of?
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I am most def not a tech lol an not trying to sound ugly i will gladly share what i know. There some type of hard plastic material. I would not recomend this product to my worse enemy. While the colors are great an the split plates are a awsome thing to have at times they have to many faults to count. Daily i look into my cabinets an i regret the 6 months i had to save to buy these. The only thing there good for is to take up much needed space in my cabinet till i get the heart to throw them away.
608592
They are made of plastic. I've been using them for quite a while and they are holding up well, although one was cracked when I received them. I use them to prepare meals and place them in the freezer for later use for my father.
626878
Plastic, but BPA free; I'd say the weight is comparable to a Corelle plate. They are not flexible, a hard plastic. Hey! Made in the USA!
1818889
I am not 100% but close to it, steel. Magnets stick to them so they are not aluminum.
387783
They are made of acrylic. I used them and they looked great. They did the job perfectly.
681932
I'm not 100% sure, but I think they are 100% ceramic. If they were just ceramic-coated, I think I would have noticed by now because I've had it for a year and I haven't noticed any wear or tear on the plates. It works great!
2176470
I am not absolutely positive, but from the looks of them I believe they are copper plated steel. Usually solid copper is too soft, so ours would show some wear since they have been used several times, but they look like new.
913085
They are heavy weight plates. When I use then people want to wash them not realizing they are disposable. The dessert plates are the same weight.
913522
They are made from lightweight metal ... I Love them... Great quality and price.
1097401
The plates aren't super heavy - but they are well made glass. I really like them alot! They are very pretty.
46996
According to my daughter they are plastic with metal on them. This was purchased as a gift for my granddaughter :)
88672
I'm not sure of the exact material, but they're some kind of flexible plastic. Mine warped and distorted after two uses and melted to pieces after three uses, all while drying walnuts and cashews that I'd soaked in salt water.
254745
The plate is made of "hard" (durable) plastic. Dimensions: 4'' x 6 1/2 '' face plate.
2273057
They're sturdy, durable and fairly heavy. I would say that they are not made of aluminum... some other type of metal I'd guess.
767152
They are made of metal. Not aluminum. They are heavier than that. More likely zinc or a zinc alloy. They seem very durable and the finish is good. I put mine on some old kitchen cabinets that I painted and put up in the garage. They look very nice.
682001
Thanks for your question. They are solid. 7 plates of Platinum coated Titanium.
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They are plastic with a brushed aluminum-like top and bottom. Very lightweight.
50383
The plates are made of aluminum for conductivity with a non-stick coating. There is no specific indicator for the type of coating used on the machine or in its manual. About 90% of all non-stick cookware is coated with Dupont Teflon of some kind. Hope this helps.