what is the hightest temperature this ware will withstand?
1409034
This is the same exact pan my grandmother used many, many years ago on her old wood cook stove, even made by the same company, so I would think it would stand up to extreme temperatures.
1409035
Hi Donna, I have used mine many times at 425 degrees without any problem. It does not have a non-stick finish, but I find that spraying it with cooking spray helps keep food from sticking.
1266214
The heating plate cycles off and on with a maximum temperature around 212°. The maximum temperature of the food container will be less than the heating element, however if the food container (and food) has reached the maximum temperature it will be too hot to handle with bare hands.
21318
I don't see any problems at 450 temperatures or above. These are good heavy pans. (Heavier then the average.) They should last a long time.
1577835
I am not positive but I think I read on the internet that most are high-heat resistant up to 500F. Good luck.
533177
We use it at 425° - 450°. It's stone/ceramic, so I think it would be OK since it was probably fired at a way higher temp than 600° when it was manufactured.
1023095
Yes, it is heat proof up to 450 degrees, you can even put it directly in your oven. I also have one by the company, Silikomart, and I prefer that brand. The Silikomart UFO lids get a better suction and are composed of higher quality (pure) silicone.
439356
I have never needed to take it to that high a temp. I would think you could depending on the length of time it will be in the oven at that degree. The manufacturer should be able to give you this information.
1178833
It's made of LDPE (low density polyethylene). It should handle extreme temperatures like a champ.
96633
This is not a question that should be asked of people who don't know the chemical composition of the handle. If the manufacturer specifies the lid being safe up to 400F, don't exceed that temperature without getting more information from Lodge.
533176
We use it at 425 - 450. It's stone/ceramic, so I think it would be OK since it was probably fired at a way higher temp than 600 when it was manufactured.
1204266
Stoneware is fired at 2370 degrees. I'm pretty sure it can take 425 degrees. But, like any high fired ceramic pieces, be careful to avoid thermal shock by lowering the heat gradually. Enjoy!
1907179
According to the response I received from a Lyman Service Technician it should withstand the melting point of Cast Iron which is Greater Than 2,000 Degrees F.
1014248
I guess it depends on how hot but its plastic so I would not think it would hold up to too high a temp.
320218
Since it is stainless steel it will likely do fine provided you're not taking it up to temperatures that will have a detrimental structural effect on the steel. I'd think that you will be ok up to about 230C. Keep in mind this is an educated guess, I've got an aluminum chamber and it's been handling 175C just fine.
746234
If the plate is all stainless it should be good to up to 500F. If there is any decoration on the plate of different metals or coverings I wouldn't go over 350 with it to prevent warp-age. It really depends on the quality of the metal, but Stainless shouldn't leach at all in the oven.
1582636
I don't know. But I do love this piece and use it a lot. Have never used it at that high of a temp. I would call Lodge and ask.
2219832
I have had no problem using them on high heat. This is a fine set of cookware.