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With its 5.5 L capacity, the Stainless steel stewpan with lid AFFINITY Ø24cm offers a generous volume for simmering stews, cooking vegetables in large quantities or preparing family-sized soups.
Compatible with all heat sources, including induction, it fits easily into any kitchen. Its stainless steel lid helps control moisture and supports slow cooking or preparations that require gradual heat increase.

Made in France, this stainless steel stewpan features a 5‑ply multilayer body combining stainless steel and aluminium for remarkable thermal responsiveness. Heat rises quickly and spreads evenly throughout the utensil, with behaviour close to copper.
This precision allows better control of cooking, whether reducing a sauce, simmering a dish or heating a liquid.
The riveted cast stainless steel handles ensure a stable and secure grip. The modern design, enhanced by a premium mirror polish, brings discreet elegance to this induction‑ready stewpan built to last.

To simplify daily cooking, the AFFINITY Ø24cm stewpan is dishwasher‑safe, ensuring quick and hygienic cleaning. Its interior graduations in litres and quarts make measuring liquids easier and more intuitive.
Robust, responsive and pleasant to use, this 24 cm stainless steel stewpan becomes a reliable companion for cooking every day with precision, comfort and efficiency.

- Heat sourceAll stoves and oven
- MaterialINOX MULTICOUCHE
- WashingDishwasher safe
- InductionYes
- With or without lidWith lid
- CollectionAFFINITY
AISI 304 stainless steel and 18/10 stainless steel refer to the same type of stainless steel, the one suitable for food contact. AISI (American Iron and Steel Institute) is an international standard used to classify stainless steels.
In everyday use, stainless steel is more commonly referred to as 18/10; the “10” represents the percentage of nickel in the alloy. The AISI 304 specification requires between 8% and 10% nickel. For everyday kitchen use, there is no difference in durability or ageing between 8% and 10% nickel.
AISI 304 stainless steel and 18/10 stainless steel therefore indicate the same quality of stainless steel. However, we prefer to use the term AISI 304 stainless steel, as it is the “official” designation for this alloy.