Import Yutaka-horo Enamel Cutlery enamel Cutlery from Japan at wholesale prices

[Features of enamel

Enameled ware that combines metal and glass, two completely different materials, makes the best use of the good aspects of each and has the excellent characteristics of ''only enamel''.

*[Excellent durability, heat resistance, and acid resistance].

Enamel is made by baking glass on a metal surface at high temperature. Enamel has outstanding durability, heat resistance, and acid resistance, and is extremely resistant to chlorine, sulfuric acid, and organic acids.

*[Outstanding non-absorption and cleanliness that prevents odors from sticking to the surface].

As an everyday kitchen utensil, it is important to prevent odors from sticking. Enamel has a glassy surface that exhibits outstanding non-absorption properties, making it odor-resistant, smooth, easy to wash, and clean.

*[High heat retention properties to keep heat in].

The enamel layer with high thermal conductivity, which completely covers the metal base and inner and outer surfaces, provides excellent heat retention. Dishes do not get cold easily and the water retains heat well.

*[Beautiful color and luster are attractive].

Because it is made of glass, it can be colored freely. The vivid and beautiful colors and luster can be enjoyed, and there is almost no change in color tone even after a long period of time.

Cautions for enamel] [Cautions for enamel

Most of the production process of enamel is done by hand.

The underglaze glaze (black color) is baked on the surface of metal such as iron, and then the overglaze glaze (surface color) is fired in a furnace at a high temperature (about 800 degrees Celsius).

Since each enamel product is individually handmade, uneven color, black spots, protrusions, etc. may occur due to individual differences in the condition of each piece, but please be assured that this does not detract from the quality of the product.

Please note that the following conditions cannot be avoided due to the manufacturing process.

*Hanging marks from the enamel firing process

*Fine black spots, lines or stains

*Slight irregularities in glaze or luster

*Air holes in the pipe handles are provided in the manufacturing process

*The glaze is difficult to apply to the edge of the product.

*The black part of the edge of the product is the underglaze glaze, so please be assured.