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#LeadFree: Stainless Steel Pan, Brand Unknown

ByTamara

I test everything.  STFU.  Call me if you have questions. 😠

Stainless steel pan. Brand unknown.
Non-Detect (ND/ Negative) for lead, cadmium, arsenic and mercury.
All components tested with an XRF instrument.

For those who are interested in stainless steel, this is SS #304 in all components that are metal.  The make up of this SS #304 is 186,400 ppm chromium (Cr), 96,200 ppm nickel (Ni) and 704,100 ppm iron (Fe.)

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  3. I have a Waterless Cooking Pot & lid that looks similar to the one in the post. I purchased it from Cutco Knife Company. There is no brand name etched or engraved…. Thanks for your tireless work!!

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