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Your everyday titanium pan.Without the added coating.

Sear dinner. Share the good bits. Cook on a hammered titanium surface, with a matching lid for everything that needs a little longer.

  • Titanium cooking surface. No added non-stick coating.
  • Matching lid included with every size.
  • Made for gas, electric and induction cooktops.
  • Free recipe e-book included with your pan.

$88.00 AUD

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Free tracked delivery to Australia

Your pan dispatches within 48 hours. Estimated delivery is 5–8 business days after dispatch. Due to the recent high volume of orders, please allow up to 10 business days.

Product specifications

Choose 24, 26 or 28 cm (inner diameter). Each option includes one hammered titanium pan, a fixed stainless-steel handle and its matching lid. Three layers: a 0.4 mm titanium cooking surface, a 1.8 mm aluminium core and a 0.6 mm 430 stainless-steel exterior, 2.8 mm in total. Works on gas, electric and induction.

Care & use

Begin on low to medium heat and allow the pan to warm evenly before adding a little oil or butter. Give your food time to brown before turning it. If it resists, wait rather than forcing it away from the surface. After cooking, let the pan cool before washing it with warm soapy water and a soft sponge. Soak stubborn residue and avoid sudden temperature changes. Use a dry cloth or oven glove when handling hot cookware. Do not use the pan in an oven or dishwasher unless the supplied instructions confirm that it is suitable.

Shipping & delivery

We offer free tracked shipping to Australia and dispatch orders within 48 hours after payment is confirmed. Delivery is estimated to take 5–8 business days after dispatch. Due to the recent high volume of orders, please allow up to 10 business days. You will receive a tracking number when your order ships. If your order arrives damaged, faulty or not as described, contact us with your order number and we will make it right. Our Refund Policy explains how.

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Warranty

If your pan arrives damaged or you notice a possible manufacturing fault, contact our team with your order number and a description of the issue. Clear photographs can help us assess what happened and arrange an appropriate resolution. We will provide the remedy required under applicable consumer law, which may include a repair, replacement or refund. Consumer guarantee rights apply to your purchase.

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What makes Titan Ware different.

Seven things to know before you make room for it in your kitchen.

Close-up of the hammered titanium cooking surface

1Titanium where your food cooks

Leave the added coating behind.

Your food cooks on a hammered titanium surface. There’s no applied non-stick coating to protect. Underneath, an aluminium core and stainless-steel exterior each do their own job. This is a layered pan, rather than solid titanium throughout.

Two fried eggs cooking in a titanium pan on an induction cooktop

2A little heat. A little oil.

Get to know your new surface.

Warm the pan gently, add a little oil or butter, then add your food. Give it time before you turn it. If it resists, wait a little longer and adjust the heat. An uncoated pan takes a little practice, and food can still stick.

Golden chicken and vegetables in a titanium pan

3From a quick sear to a slow simmer

Make the dinner everyone comes back for.

Chicken with golden edges. Vegetables in the pan juices. A sauce to bring it together. Keep the flavour building in one pan, then reach for the matching lid when your recipe calls for covered cooking.

Close-up of a brushed aluminium layer

4Aluminium at the core

The layer doing the work underneath.

The aluminium core helps carry heat through the pan’s construction. It sits beneath the titanium cooking surface, away from your food. Different materials, chosen for different jobs, with heat control still in your hands.

Close-up of the brushed stainless-steel pan base

5Gas, electric & induction

Fits the kitchen you already have.

The magnetic 430 stainless-steel base works on induction, as well as gas and electric. Pick the size that suits your hob and the meals you make most.

Specifications ↗
Washing a titanium pan with a soft sponge

6A simple wash-up routine

Let it cool. Give it a soak if it needs one.

Once the pan has cooled, use warm soapy water and a soft sponge. Soak any food that needs a little help, rather than reaching for a harsh scourer. Keep a hot pan out of cold water and dry it before putting it away.

Hammered frying pan with its matching lid

7Your matching lid is included

No hunting for a lid that almost fits.

Pick your size, 24, 26 or 28 cm, and the matching lid comes with your pan. Your free recipe e-book is included too, with breakfast ideas, simple lunches and one-pan dinners to help you get started.

Choose your pan →

Sound familiar? Great at first, then it sticks.

When a favourite pan starts letting you down, it’s the little things that get old.

  • Egg stuck to a worn coated frying pan

    Breakfast stuck to the pan.

    You wanted eggs on toast. Instead, you’re scraping breakfast off the surface and soaking the pan afterwards.

  • Scratched non-stick coating on a frying pan

    Another scratch to worry about.

    The right utensils. The right sponge. An applied non-stick coating needs looking after, and wear can change how it performs.

  • A stack of worn coated pans in a cupboard

    Back in the pan aisle. Again.

    Replacing worn cookware is a purchase you’d rather not keep making. Start by looking at what you’re actually cooking on.

Getting started in your kitchen.

A little practice helps when you move from coated non-stick. Here’s where to start.

  • Chicken and vegetables cooking in a hammered titanium pan

    Give it a little heat. And a little oil.

    Warm gently, add oil or butter, then give your food time to cook before turning. If it resists, wait a little longer.

  • Potatoes and green beans cooking in a titanium pan

    Your matching lid comes with it.

    Cover a simmering sauce or follow a recipe that calls for a lid. Use a dry cloth or oven glove when metal parts are hot.

  • Washing a cooled titanium pan with a soft sponge

    Let it cool. Then wash it up.

    Warm soapy water and a soft sponge are the place to start. Soak stuck-on food, and keep a hot pan out of cold water.

Know your cooking surface.

Here’s how our cooking surface differs from a coated non-stick pan.

Here’s how our cooking surface differs from a coated non-stick pan.
What mattersTitan WareUncoated titanium surfaceCoated non-stickTypical category
Cooking surfaceUncoated titaniumAn applied non-stick coating
Heat & oilPreheat gently, add oil and adjust the heatFollow the maker’s guidance; release varies by coating
What to protectNo added non-stick coating to protectProtect the coating with suitable utensils and care
Matching lidIncluded with your selected sizeDepends on the product and offer
Also looking at stainless steel?

Stainless steel is another uncoated option, and heat and oil matter with both. Compare the size, weight, care instructions and what comes with each pan. Ours has a titanium cooking surface and comes with a matching lid and a digital recipe e-book.

Done with coated pans?

Maybe your current pan has started sticking, or the coating is looking worn. If you’d rather try an uncoated surface this time, it helps to know what you’re buying and how to use it. Here’s what to expect from ours.

Pick your size.

Shown to scale. Every size comes with its matching lid.

Questions before you choose?

Is a lid included?

Yes. Every size includes its matching lid. Choose one size to add one pan and one lid to your basket.

What do the sizes mean?

Three sizes: 24 cm for two, 26 cm for two to three, and 28 cm for a family. Sizes are inner diameters, measured across the cooking surface.

Will food stick to the pan?

Not once you know the trick. Uncoated metal works differently from non-stick: preheat on low to medium, add a little oil, and give food a moment to sear before turning, and it lifts away. Eggs and fish take a try or two to master.

Is this pan made entirely of titanium?

No, and that is on purpose. Your food touches titanium, bonded to an aluminium core that spreads heat evenly and a 430 stainless-steel base that makes it induction-ready. Three layers, each doing its job.

Do I need to change the way I cook?

If you’re used to coated non-stick, expect an adjustment. Preheat gently, add oil and control the heat for the food you’re cooking. Give food time before turning it. This surface does not promise the same release as a new coated non-stick pan.

Which cooktops does it work with?

Gas, electric and induction. The 430 stainless-steel base is magnetic, so it works on induction hobs. Pick a size that matches your burner for the most even heat.

Can I put it in the oven or dishwasher?

Wash it by hand with warm soapy water and a soft sponge; it keeps the hammered surface looking its best. If food is stuck on, let it soak first. Keep it on the hob: we do not recommend oven use.

What are the shipping terms, and what if something is wrong?

Free shipping to Australia. Orders dispatch within 48 hours. Estimated delivery is 5–8 business days after dispatch. Due to the recent high volume of orders, delivery may take up to 10 business days. Tracking is provided when your order ships. If your order arrives damaged, faulty or not as described, contact our team and we will make it right.

Does the handle get hot?

It can. The handle is stainless steel, so it can warm up during longer cooking or on a large burner. Keep a dry cloth or oven glove nearby, and match the burner size to the base of the pan.

Can I use metal utensils?

There’s no applied coating to scratch off, but metal utensils can still leave marks on the hammered surface. Wooden or silicone utensils are the gentlest choice for everyday cooking.

Ready for your titanium kit?

Your kit includes one pan, its matching lid and a free digital recipe e-book. If you’re unsure which size to choose, we’re here to help.