Made to be
the last pan

Bare, hand-hammered titanium. Built because we were tired of throwing pans away.

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How a frustration
became a pan

TINOR started in a home kitchen, with a pile of worn-out pans and one question: why does cookware keep wearing out?

Worn, scratched non-stick frying pan
01The problem

Two years.
Then the flaking.

Every non-stick pan we owned ended the same way: scratched, flaking and in the bin. Nobody could tell us what the coating was, or where the missing bits had gone.

We were replacing pans like they were sponges.

The TINOR founders
02The search

Back to
the material

So we stopped looking at coatings and started looking at metals. Titanium is light, tough and doesn't react with food. Steel wool, metal tongs and high heat leave it unbothered.

03The surface

Thousands of
hammer strikes

Bare metal sticks, unless you shape it. Every TINOR pan is hand-hammered into small facets that hold a thin film of oil and steam under your food, so it releases instead of bonding.

04The promise

The last pan
you buy

No coating means nothing to wear away. That's why every pan comes with a lifetime guarantee, and 100 nights to decide it's the best pan you've ever cooked on.

100nights to try it in your own kitchen

What we stand for

Zero coating

Bare titanium. Nothing to flake, chip or leach into food.

PFAS-free

No forever chemicals. Not now, not after ten years of use.

Metal-proof

Steel spatulas, tongs and steel wool are all welcome.

Built for life

The last pan you'll buy, backed by a lifetime guarantee.

Backed by experts

Michelin-starred chefs, toxicologists and materials scientists on cooking with bare titanium.

I sear scallops at full heat every night. This is the first uncoated pan I've used that lets go as cleanly as non-stick.
Henrik Lund Michelin Head chef
In our abrasion tests, coated pans began shedding particles within weeks. The bare titanium surface showed no coating loss, because there is none.
Dr. Maja Eriksson StudyToxicologist, independent lab study
Titanium is one of the most inert metals we know. It is used in surgical implants for the same reason it works in a kitchen.
Prof. Anders Holm ResearchMaterials scientist
The hammered surface holds a film of fat beautifully. Fish skin crisps and releases without me fighting it.
Sofie Bak Michelin Chef-owner

At home in
Your kitchens

From cabin stoves to city flats. Real kitchens, cooking with TINOR every day.

Cook on it for
100 nights.

If it isn't the best pan you've ever owned, send it back within 100 nights.

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