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Material: |
Stainless steel |
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Size: |
Small size: 40x98mm, Big size: 43x126mm |
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Shape: |
Square or rectangular |
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OEM: |
Customized welcome |
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FOB Port: |
Ningbo, China |
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Sample lead time: |
5-10days |
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MOQ: |
1500pcs |
Durable Stainless Steel Side Handles for Cookware
Crafted from premium-grade 201 or 304 stainless steel, our ergonomic SS pot side handles deliver unmatched durability and heat resistance for modern kitchens.
Material Advantages
304 SS Option: Food-grade 18/8 stainless steel (18% chromium, 8% nickel) offers superior corrosion resistance, perfect for frequent use and acidic ingredients.
201 SS Option: Cost-effective alternative with 16-18% chromium and 3.5-5.5% nickel, ideal for budget-conscious users requiring reliable performance.
Non-reactive surface maintains food purity and resists rust/oxidation.
Technical Specifications
Compatible with all heat sources (gas, induction, oven)
Load-bearing capacity: 8-12kg (17.6-26.5lbs) per handle
Mirror-polished finish resists fingerprints/stains，
Maintenance: Dishwasher-safe construction
Resists warping/deformation at high temperatures，Heat-resistant cookware handles
Intelligent Design Features
Rivet-free seamless welding prevents bacterial buildup
Hollow tubular construction ensures cool-to-touch grip (up to 250°C/482°F)
Angled 15° lift geometry for balanced weight distribution
Textured finger grooves enhance slip resistance
Lifetime resistance to pitting and discoloration
Ideal SS handles for stock pots, soup cauldrons, and pasta cookers, these stainless steel side handles combine commercial-grade strength with sleek contemporary aesthetics. Available in multiple mounting configurations (D-ring, U-bracket, or flange attachment) to match various cookware designs.
Can you do small qty order?
We accept small quantity order for Stainless steel side handles.
What’s your universal package?
Poly bag / bulk packing.
Could you provide sample?
We will supply sample for your check of the quality and matching with your cookware body. Please just contact us.
