Lock&Lock Launches 6 Types of 'Hard&Light Pro'... Now Even Lighter

Increase coating grade from existing F5 to F7
Add rubber coating to handle to improve grip feel

Lock&Lock announced on the 21st that it has newly launched six types of premium cookware, the 'Hard&Light Pro (PRO)'.

'Hard & Light Pro (PRO)' released by Lock&Lock [Photo by Lock&Lock]

Hard&Light, released in 2014, is a popular product with over 3.85 million units sold cumulatively. To celebrate its 10th anniversary, the functionality has been further enhanced and newly released.

Hard&Light Pro applies the 'hard anodizing' technique, which makes surfaces of spacecraft or buildings light and strong. It is characterized by being 20% lighter and more durable compared to existing frying pans. By applying technology from Swiss coating specialist ILAG, the core non-stick performance of the frying pan has been strengthened. The coating grade has been raised from the previous F5 to F7.

Additionally, a rubber coating has been added to the 9.5 cm circumference handle, which provides a more stable and improved grip compared to before.

A Lock&Lock representative said, "Hard&Light has long maintained its position as a steady seller, to the extent of experiencing sold-out situations. Thanks to the support of consumers, it has been renewed and released with stronger functions and improved usability, so we ask for much interest."

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