Product Overview / 产品概述
The induction disk punching mould is a specialized precision tooling designed for bonding induction disks onto the bottoms of cookware. The induction disk – typically a magnetic stainless steel plate – is punched, pressed, or riveted onto the base of aluminium or non‑magnetic stainless steel cookware. This process gives non‑induction cookware the ability to work on induction cookers, while simultaneously thickening the cookware base, improving heat distribution, and reducing bottom deformation.
This mould is a critical component in the production of induction‑compatible cookware. It must deliver precise alignment, uniform pressure distribution, and reliable bonding between the induction disk and the cookware base – ensuring the final product is flat, durable, and safe for daily use. A well‑designed induction disk punching mould is not just a tool; it is the foundation of your product’s performance and market competitiveness.
Our induction disk punching moulds are precision‑engineered specifically for cookware base induction bonding, including frying pans, saucepans, stockpots, woks, and griddles made of aluminium or non‑magnetic stainless steel. Whether you are launching a new induction‑compatible cookware line, expanding your product portfolio, or upgrading your existing tooling, we design and manufacture moulds tailored to your specific cookware specifications, press capacity, and production requirements.
Backed by a founder team with executive‑level experience at Midea and over 17+ years of industry heritage, we bring deep manufacturing expertise to every mould project. Our solutions are engineered for precision, durability, and production efficiency – helping you achieve consistent, high‑quality induction‑bonded cookware that meets the demands of modern kitchens.
Every great induction‑compatible cookware starts with a great mould. Tell us about your project – your cookware type (frying pan, stockpot, wok, etc.), base material and thickness, induction disk specifications, target production volume, press capacity, budget, and any specific design requirements – and we‘ll return a detailed, no‑obligation proposal within 5 business days.
