Ceramic+, cast iron and stainless steel: MTA's coatings explained
MTA's coated cookware uses the Ceramic+ ceramic coating. See the lines and which ones work on induction cooktops.
When choosing cookware, the coating makes a difference day to day. MTA's lines break down like this:
Ceramic+ ceramic coating
It's MTA's standard coating. You'll find it on the Elegance, Supra, Aura, Cristal, Granito, Induction Pro, Serena, Carmela, Eclipse, Belga, Titanium, Platinum and Concept lines, and on ceramic-coated Visor pressure cookers.
Stainless steel
The Visor line also has stainless steel pressure cookers, and the Chaleira de Inox kettle is made entirely of stainless steel.
Cast iron
Ferro Fundido and Ferro Light, with a natural finish, and Ferro Esmaltado.
Cooking on induction?
In the catalog, the Induction mark appears on the Visor, Ferro Fundido, Ferro Light, Ferro Esmaltado, Chaleira de Inox, Induction Pro, Serena, Carmela, Eclipse, Belga, Titanium, Granito, Platinum and Concept lines. Always check the model on the product page.
