Crafting Cookware
Skill & Experience
The quality and function of Heritage Steel Cookware is owed to the skill and years of experience of the craftsmen behind the product. Every step of the process requires significant attention to detail and care. Our employees have been with us for over 20 years on average, and this experience shows through in the final product.

Step 1
Form the Pan
We start the process with the highest quality 5-ply stainless steel. These blanks are aligned and pressed into their initial form by machinery exerting up to 300 tons of pressure.
Step 2
Shape the Lip
After its initial press, the pan undergoes two additional draws, forming the easy-pour lip of the pan and dispensing with excess metal around the edge.
Step 3
Cleansing Wash
We remove all the press oils from the pan in our state-of-the-art 40-foot washer that is designed to be water-saving and eco-friendly.
Step 4
Grind the Rim
The rim of the pan is meticulously ground by hand to be even and smooth, removing any burrs or rough edges.
Step 5
Polishing
Every pan is heavily polished, both by hand and by a HAU polishing machine. The result is an incredible luster on every pan.
Step 6
Spiral Finish
The bottom of the pan is hand-finished with a spiral pattern both on the interior and exterior. Internally, this allows for easy release of food while cooking and cleaning, and externally provides traction for smooth cooktops.
Step 7
Rivet the Handles
Each handle is aligned and riveted by hand, using a press that exerts up to a ton of pressure.
Step 8
Custom Laser
Each pan is lasered with our logo and the pan's shape or size.
Step 9
Hand Inspection
Every piece is inspected by hand to ensure it is free from any scratches or dents.
Step 10
Final Polish & Packing
Every pan is wiped and packed by hand to ensure it has a mirror shine when removed from its packaging.

Why Stainless?
Renowned food writer and scientist Harold McGee calls multiclad stainless steel the ideal form of cookware.
Learn why — and how our cookware goes further than the rest.
Learn More Cooking TipsWhy Stainless?
Renowned food writer and scientist Harold McGee calls multiclad stainless steel the ideal form of cookware.
Learn why — and how our cookware goes further than the rest.
Learn More Cooking TipsBreaking it Down
Our cookware uses 5 different layers of metal for a reason — the body is designed for superior durability and great cooking performance.

- 316Ti Stainless Steel — Unrivaled stability and durability
- 1145 Pure Aluminum — Bonding layer; even & efficient heating
- 3004 Aluminum — Even & efficient heating
- 1145 Pure Aluminum — Bonding layer; even & efficient heating
- 439 Stainless Steel — Durability & induction-readiness

Lifetime Warranty
We value the quality and durability of our products. That's why we provide a lifetime guarantee against any defects in materials or workmanship.
Don't keep replacing your kitchenware — buy quality goods that will last.
Learn MoreLifetime Warranty
We value the quality and durability of our products. That's why we provide a lifetime guarantee against any defects in materials or workmanship.
Don't keep replacing your kitchenware — buy quality goods that will last.
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