This pan is made of what type of metal? I couldn't find it anywhere.
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I did a search on Google and this is what I found:The heavy-gauge aluminized-steel used in this professional-grade pan retains heat beautifully and bakes consistently all the way up the sides, so it's perfect for baking delicious homemade breads or meatloaf. Precise folding technology is the key to the pan's strength: steel is folded over at the ends, tripling the corner thickness and reinforcing the rim. A wire rod is curled inside for extra strength and warp-resistance. Choose 1-lb. or 1 1/2-lb. pan.I can tell you that the pan is sturdy and it's never warped when I've used it to broil meat. I hope this helps. I did a search on Google and this is what I found:The heavy-gauge aluminized-steel used in this professional-grade pan retains heat beautifully and bakes consistently all the way up the sides, so it's perfect for baking delicious homemade breads or meatloaf. Precise folding technology is the key to the pan's strength: steel is folded over at the ends, tripling the corner thickness and reinforcing the rim. A wire rod is curled inside for extra strength and warp-resistance. Choose 1-lb. or 1 1/2-lb. pan.I can tell you that the pan is sturdy and it's never warped when I've used it... » Read More I did a search on Google and this is what I found:The heavy-gauge aluminized-steel used in this professional-grade pan retains heat beautifully and bakes consistently all the way up the sides, so it's perfect for baking delicious homemade breads or meatloaf. Precise folding technology is the key to the pan's strength: steel is folded over at the ends, tripling the corner thickness and reinforcing the rim. A wire rod is curled inside for extra strength and warp-resistance. Choose 1-lb. or 1 1/2-lb. pan.I can tell you that the pan is sturdy and it's never warped when I've used it to broil meat. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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Hello, I checked the owner's manual and it did not mention the type of metal used in it's construction so I've sent an email off to the manufacturer for assistance. I will update when I get a response. In the meantime I found a site that mentions the different types of metals used for cookware and their potential hazards:http://eartheasy.com/blog/2009/01/healthy-cookware/
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I am assuming it is metal of some kind. The best way to know for sure is to ask the seller. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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It looks like some parts are made in the USA and the metal pan is made in China. I do not know where it is assembled.
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I have checked my printed information that came with it and looked at it on line, but all I can find is that it is metal. No mention of the type.
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I don't know, but I wouldn't buy this pan. The coating peeled off in just weeks.
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I am not certain - likely aluminum. It is light weight enough to manage easily. Non stick coating works very well - we've enjoyed this treat MANY times over. I am very happy with this pan.
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I know that it is made of steel, but not sure if it is stainless. From their site, this is the description: "Made of durable, heavy duty steel, this pan features a nonstick coating for easy removal." It is recommended that you hand wash these pans as well.
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Thin metal, pressed from sheet metal with rolled edges so no seems. The non stick coating is like a baking pan but not the exact same, its a sort of baked on kind. I for get what the package said.
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The pan is metal, but it is larger than 12" - I had to return it because I use a toaster oven and need to use a pan no larger than 14 inches. Be very careful - so many pans that are listed as being 12" are not. I apologize to amazon for saying this, but I found a few very nice old madeleine pans on Etsy. If you get scruffy used ones, just use some 'Bar Keepers Friend' (available on amazon) - now THAT is a miracle product. And with the older pans, which are not 'non-stick' - just brush each mold with melted butter and you will get nice madeleines with that touch of crispiness.
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The company,LibertyWare, is based in Utah. You could try checking their website, contacting them and asking. The pan doesn't have any information that I could find as to where it was actually manufactured.
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The metal here is called "Hard Anodized Construction". I'm sure it is steel, but I can't say it is stainless. What I can say is I'm sure you will be very happy with this pan. it is a sweet piece of cookware.
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From some research I did to answer a similar question, I believe this pan is manufactured in China.
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According to the manufacturer it is a Hard-Anodized metal, but not specified, and not possible to identify by looking at it.It is excellent for pancakes, french toast, and I even make paninis on it using a hand held small press to compress them. Sorry I could not be of more help..
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I don't actually know what metal it is made of, but it is powder coated. I bought the grill for my daughter, they absolutely love it, and it seems to be very durable, they have had it for a year and use it at least 2 times per week in the rainy Seattle area, sooooo......
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According to the print on the box under material: Stainless Steel, Aluminium, Glass. It's a good crafted pan.
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Sorry I can't tell. There are no markings on my pan, not even where it was made. Must be on the packaging which I no longer have. But it is a nice heavy, shiny pan.