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Pans for induction

Explore our full range of induction-compatible pans, including frying pans, roasting pans, woks and more

Induction pans

SCANPAN has developed some of the best induction frying pans on the market. Below you can explore a selection from our extensive range of induction pans. At the bottom of the page, you can learn more about induction and find an overview of the SCANPAN ranges developed for induction hobs.

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Find the induction-compatible pan that suits your cooking. Explore all our induction ranges here.


Pizza cooked in a SCANPAN TechnIQ pan
We offer a wide selection of pans specially developed for induction hobs

SCANPAN pans for induction

Looking for the best frying pan for induction? A SCANPAN pan is an excellent choice. SCANPAN induction-compatible pans are made from stainless steel or have stainless steel cast into the base. They distribute heat evenly without hot spots, allowing you to enjoy the many benefits of induction cooking.

SCANPAN induction pans are highly durable and made to last. They are ovenproof up to 250°C, including glass lids and plastic handles. We recommend handwashing in warm water with washing-up liquid to help extend the life of your cookware. Read more about cleaning frying pans.

FAQ

About our pans for induction

How does induction work?

Induction cooking has become widely used and offers many advantages. But how does the technology work?

An alternating current passes through a coil beneath each cooking zone. This creates electrical currents in the base of a pan or pot placed on the hob, provided it contains a magnetic material. Those currents heat the cookware and its contents.

Not sure whether your pans work on induction? Place a magnet against the underside of the base. If it sticks, the pan is induction compatible.

Benefits of induction
  • Fast heating

An induction hob reaches the required temperature much faster than many traditional electric hobs, with speed comparable to gas.

  • Greater temperature control

Temperature changes take effect quickly, reducing the risk of food burning or boiling over.

  • Lower risk of burns

Induction heats the cookware rather than the cooking zone directly. Once the cookware is removed, the surface cools quickly, though some residual heat may remain.

  • Efficient energy use

Because energy is transferred directly to the cookware, less heat is wasted compared with conventional electric cooking.