FAQ

A: Our products are made from food-grade pure titanium, which is non-toxic, rust-proof, corrosion-resistant, and free from heavy metal precipitation. Compared to stainless steel and aluminum, titanium is lighter, stronger, and odor-free, making it safe for both daily and outdoor use.

A: No paint, Teflon, or chemical film coatings are applied to our products. The golden, blue-purple, or light grey gradients that appear after high-temperature open-flame heating are a natural oxide film reaction unique to titanium. This is a purely physical change, non-toxic, and does not compromise food safety or shorten the product's lifespan. It is completely normal and nothing to worry about.

Color Formation: Neither the matte silver sandblasted titanium nor the gradient colored crystal titanium (blue, gold, purple, iridescent) uses paint or artificial dyes. The colors are formed from natural oxide films created through high-temperature anodization, with no external plating.

Fade Resistance: The oxide layer bonds seamlessly with the titanium base. It will not fade under daily use and water washing. Only severe, long-term scraping with hard objects may expose the natural silver titanium base, but this will not cause large-area peeling or discoloration.

Differences & Advantages:

Sandblasted Titanium: Features a natural matte silver finish with a smooth, wear-resistant texture. It is fingerprint-resistant and heat-resistant, ideal for minimalist basic cookware and mugs.

High-Temperature Crystal Titanium: Offers a beautiful gradient iridescent look with a denser oxide layer. It resists acid, alkali, and oil stains for easier cleaning, and provides superior visual effects for outdoor photography.

A: Single-layer titanium mugs conduct heat rapidly and may scald hands without a protective sleeve. Double-wall titanium mugs offer short-term heat preservation, while single-layer ones have no insulation or cold retention capability. Important: All double-layer products cannot be heated directly.

A: Our titanium cookware works perfectly with open fire, gas stoves, and alcohol stoves. However, most pure titanium models are not compatible with induction cooktops.

Daily Cleaning: Rinse with warm water and a soft sponge. Mild detergent is allowed. Never use steel wool or abrasive scrubbers to avoid scratches.

For Burnt Black Stains: Soak in warm soapy water first to soften residues, then wipe gently. Light discoloration from heating is natural oxidation, so no need to scrub hard.

Maintenance Tips: Dry thoroughly after washing to keep its finish. Avoid long-term empty high-heat burning to reduce heavy darkening.