Induction pan
Our Induction pan range includes saucepans designed to work on induction hobs, meaning they feature a ferromagnetic base compatible with this heating method. Suited both to professional kitchens and to home cooks equipped with induction, they ensure fast heat-up and even heat distribution. This range is part of the Pan category, within the Cookware section.
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Our Induction pan range includes saucepans designed to work on induction hobs, meaning they feature a ferromagnetic base compatible with this heating method. Suited both to professional kitchens and to home cooks equipped with induction, they ensure fast heat-up and even heat distribution. This range is part of the Pan category, within the Cookware section.
Choosing the right induction pan
How do I check induction compatibility?
An induction pan has a magnetic base: if a magnet sticks to the underside, it will work on your hob. Most models in this range are made of stainless steel or fitted with a multi-layer base. If you change your equipment, note that an induction pan can still be used on other heat sources (gas, electric plate, glass-ceramic hob).
Which diameter and capacity should I choose?
The base diameter should match your hob's cooking zone to optimise efficiency. For small quantities (sauces, milk, single portions), opt for a pan under 20 cm; for versatile use, a 20 to 25 cm pan covers most needs. As for material, stainless steel remains the safe choice for induction.
Brands in this range
This range features makers recognised for their induction cookware: Lacor, Paderno and Pradel Excellence.
Induction pans at AZ Boutique
AZ Boutique selects, for tableware, kitchen and HoReCa professionals as well as for private customers, a range of durable, easy-to-clean induction pans. Browse the full Pan category and the Cookware section to complete your cookware set.
Choosing the right induction pan
How do I check induction compatibility?
An induction pan has a magnetic base: if a magnet sticks to the underside, it will work on your hob. Most models in this range are made of stainless steel or fitted with a multi-layer base. If you change your equipment, note that an induction pan can still be used on other heat sources (gas, electric plate, glass-ceramic hob).
Which diameter and capacity should I choose?
The base diameter should match your hob's cooking zone to optimise efficiency. For small quantities (sauces, milk, single portions), opt for a pan under 20 cm; for versatile use, a 20 to 25 cm pan covers most needs. As for material, stainless steel remains the safe choice for induction.
Brands in this range
This range features makers recognised for their induction cookware: Lacor, Paderno and Pradel Excellence.
Induction pans at AZ Boutique
AZ Boutique selects, for tableware, kitchen and HoReCa professionals as well as for private customers, a range of durable, easy-to-clean induction pans. Browse the full Pan category and the Cookware section to complete your cookware set.




