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Can Cookware Go in the Oven? Debunking a Common Cookware Myth

by La Termoplastic F.B.M. on 12 May 2025

When it comes to choosing cookware, heat-resistant handles are often seen as a premium feature. Yet, many consumers still misunderstand their capabilities. While comfort and grip remain top priorities in daily cooking, understanding what makes a handle truly heat-safe is essential—especially as home chefs become more adventurous in the kitchen.

One common misconception continues to influence buying decisions and may cause shoppers to overlook high-quality cookware options:

Misconception: Pots with plastic handles can’t go in the oven.

Fact ⇒ F.B.M. Handles Resistant to High Temperatures

At F.B.M., we design cookware handles that are not only stylish and ergonomic but also built for exceptional temperature resistance. Our handles, knobs, and side-handles are manufactured using advanced heat-resistant materials, making them fully compliant with EU12983-1 regulations.

What does that mean in practical terms? It means all our standard handles are tested to perform at 300°F/150°C—but we don’t stop there. To ensure maximum safety and performance, we test our products at even higher temperatures than required.

By choosing F.B.M., you're selecting certified safety, lasting durability, and innovation-driven design—ideal for consumers who expect more from their cookware.

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If you have stricter requirements and you are looking at top of the edge products that can resist at higher temperatures and go to the oven, this is also possible.

F.B.M. pot and pan handles producer-half

F.B.M. offers in fact complete sets of products that are also available in a special high-temperature material that is safe to use at temperatures up to 425°F/220°C. Also in this case, to ensure that the high-temperature material will perform as expected, the handles have been tested . These types of accessories are definitely a best option for a high-end or luxury pot and pan line when cooking in the oven is an appreciated plus.

Go From DIFFERENT COOKING with Ease! CHOOSE THESE F.B.M. handles:

For example, the LUNA and LAMINA product lines are complete sets of cookware handles, side handles and knobs also available for higher temperature. The LUNA option is available in plain version , while the LAMINA model is also embellished with a striking stainless steel insert.

When developing pan or casseroles, the side handle MA740 is a further top end product for you to choose which is available in special high temperature material, too. This side handle has a magnificent design and impeccable ergonomics to elevate your final product.

As cooking habits evolve, so do cookware expectations. Today’s home cooks want products that can seamlessly transition from stovetop to oven. Heat-resistant cookware handles allow for that flexibility—eliminating limitations and enhancing usability.

More importantly, oven-safe handles offer peace of mind. Whether baking, roasting, or finishing a dish in the oven, consumers can trust that their cookware will perform without compromise.

Let's Talk About Your Heat-Resistant Needs

For over 50 years, F.B.M. has been a trusted name in cookware component innovation. Our deep experience, combined with ongoing research and development, ensures that every product meets the highest standards of design, safety, and performance.

We work closely with cookware brands around the world to develop custom solutions based on specific heat-resistance requirements. If you're looking to upgrade your cookware collection or meet new product specs, F.B.M. has the know-how to deliver.

Looking to design cookware with reliable, oven-safe handles?
Get in touch with F.B.M. to explore how we can support your next collection.

👉 Learn more about our heat-resistant cookware handles and request a consultation today.

 

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Topics: Heat Resistance