Meyer Aluminum Ltd. - Products

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Meyer has more than 40 years' experience in producing aluminum for the cookware and small appliance industries. One may say that we have our roots in the cookware business.
Our product is currently being used to make:

No other mill can offer such a wide range of specialized products for the cookware and small appliance industries:

Impact Bonded Bottom Plates-- Meyer is a major producer of bottom plates that are impact bonded to stainless steel cookware. Anyone familiar with this business knows that bonding can be a temperamental process and the quality of the aluminum can play an important role. Meyer has been producing impact bonded bottom plates in high volumes for more than 10 years. We have learned the tricks of the trade for this type of product.

MO Temper-- MO Temper is specifically designed to produce fry pans or other items with a shallow draw. This product is sold at a lower cost than our standard "O" temper material but it cannot be used to produce items with higher drawing ratios such as sauce pans.

Heavy Gage Circle-- Meyer can produce circles with thicknesses up to 6.2mm (.25") thick. Such thickness are commonly required with commercial quality cookware.

Porcelain Enamel Quality-- Meyer will automatically control the chemistry of alloy 3003 to assure that it can be porcelain enamel coated without the spalling effect.

Non-Stick Coated-- Meyer offers non-stick roller coated aluminum circles that are suitable for making low cost fry pans.

Alloy 3004-- Meyer alloy 3004 is harder than alloy 3003 and is only slightly higher in price. This alloy is commonly used to produce commercial and restaurant quality cookware.

Alloy 4006-- Alloy 4006 is very similar to alloy 3003 but it is specifically designed for porcelain enamel cookware. Its advantage is that the metal becomes harder during the curing process of the porcelain enamel coating.

Hard Anodize-- The Meyer Corporation was one of the pioneers in applying the hard anodize technology to cookware. Meyer has developed a special hard anodize (HA) quality. This product is designed to provide a smooth consistent surface finish after hard anodizing. It also provides a dark gray, non-yellowing color.

Deep Drawing Quality-- Meyer's specialty is in deep drawing quality. Grain size is tightly controlled to minimize the "orange peel effect". This is a rough surface, like the surface of an orange peel, which often occurs after deep drawing. Meyer tightly controls the chemistry and heat treating to maximize the elongation that allows the material to stretch more.