The reliable and heavy duty Blue Steel Fry Pan from Pyrolux will allow you to cook meals at home or the campsite for years to come.
Constructed from durable blue steel, this pan will endure all of your adventures, and once it’s properly seasoned it will develop natural non-stick properties to make cooking easy. This fry pan is also suitable to use on all heat sources, including induction cooktops.
The sturdy Blue Steel Fry Pan from Pyrolux is a no-brainer for cooking dinner in your outdoor kitchen.
Heavy duty blue steel construction
Range of sizes available
Needs to be seasoned before use
Suitable for use on all heat sources including induction cooktops
In Use Dimensions:
36L x 20.2W x 4.6 / 10H cm
Packed Dimensions:
36L x 20.2W x 4.6 / 10H cm
Weight:
0.676 Kg
Material:
1.5mm Gauge Blue Steel
Warranty:
Lifetime
Supplier Code:
11051
Snowys Code:
34448
Reviews
(3)
5.03
Q&A's (4)
Base diameter1 answer
Hi Snowys, What is the Inner flat base diameter of 30cm and 36cm pan? Thanks!
Johanna - Willetton, WA(3 years ago)
G'day Johanna,
They're 22.5 & 28.5cm respectively. Hope that helps!
Lauren - Snowys(3 years ago)
This or cast iron?1 answer
Looking for a frypan to use on the fire - is this cast iron better?
Virginia - Fortitude Valley, QLD(3 years ago)
G'day Virginia,
This will generally come down to personal preference. Blue Steel is lighter weight, so can be easier to move around and lift. They will also heat up a little more quickly and lose heat more quickly than cast iron. Cast Iron is heavier, and takes longer to heat up, but will have better heat retention. Overall they're both good options, that will require seasoning, and similar care, so ultimately it will likely come down to weight.
Leece - Snowys(3 years ago)
Can cook on direct coals on a camp fire1 answer
Will it handle direct flames
Gavin - Newstead Tas(4 years ago)
G'day Gavin,
Yes you can use these directly on a fire, the Blue Steel can handle the heat of direct flame or coals.
Leece - Snowys(4 years ago)
Weight difference1 answer
Hi Snowy There seems to be a huge jump in weight between 30cm and 36cm pan. Is there a thickness change?
Milan - ST CLAIR(4 years ago)
G'day Milan,
I've just had a look at both the 30 and 36cm pans for you. The weights are correct, and there is a fair bit of difference to the weight. The label actually indicates the 36cm is 2mm gauge, so I'll get that update online too, the 30cm is 1.5mm gauge.