Founded in 1830 in Villedieu-les-Poêles, Normandy, Mauviel is an iconic French company specializing in the manufacture of high-end cookware. Historically renowned for its copper work, the brand has evolved its know-how by integrating modern technologies around stainless steel and multi-layer structures. Today, Mauviel caters to both passionate cooks and demanding professionals, offering ranges designed for precise, technically mastered uses.
Each Mauviel range is based on a rigorous choice of materials, a design optimized for heat diffusion and meticulous manufacturing, guaranteeing consistent performance, durability and compatibility with contemporary cooking equipment.
The Mauviel M'Urban range is distinguished by the use of cast stainless steel, a particularly robust material that offers excellent resistance to thermal and mechanical shock. Unlike conventional deep-drawn stainless steel, cast stainless steel gives the utensil greater mass, promoting better thermal inertia and a more stable temperature rise.
M'Urban utensils feature a thick, encapsulated bottom with an induction-compatible base. This structure distributes heat evenly over the entire cooking surface, limiting hot spots and ensuring even cooking. This design is particularly well suited to simmered dishes, long cooking and recipes requiring a constant temperature.
The stainless steel lids supplied help to conserve heat and humidity, enhancing the energy efficiency of the whole unit. The M'Urban range is compatible with all burners, including induction, and is perfectly suited to intensive daily use, while offering Mauviel's trademark reliability and finish.
The Mauviel M'Héritage 200B range embodies the brand's historic know-how through the use of solid copper. The utensils feature a 2mm-thick copper body, combined with a stainless steel interior. This construction takes advantage of copper's exceptional thermal conductivity, while guaranteeing a neutral cooking surface suitable for food contact.
Copper offers unrivalled thermal reactivity, enabling instant temperature adjustment during sensitive cooking processes. This characteristic is essential for sauces, reductions, precise cooking and preparations requiring perfect heat control. The stainless steel interior facilitates maintenance and prevents any interaction between the food and the copper.
M'Héritage 200B cookware is compatible with all heat sources except induction. Their design favors precision over universal versatility, making this range a preferred choice for discerning cooks seeking absolute thermal control and performance close to that of professional kitchens.
The Mauviel M'Cook range is based on an integral multi-layer construction, covering the entire utensil from the bottom to the sides. This structure combines several layers of stainless steel and aluminum, enabling even heat diffusion across the entire cooking surface, without thermal breaks.
The aluminum at the heart of the structure ensures excellent thermal conductivity, while the inner and outer layers of stainless steel guarantee sturdiness, food neutrality and corrosion resistance. This combination results in a utensil that is both responsive and stable, capable of ensuring even cooking even at high temperatures.
M'Cook cookware is compatible with all heat sources, including induction, and is designed to withstand intensive use. Their rapid temperature rise, combined with even heat distribution on the sides, makes them particularly well-suited to technical cooking, precise seizing and preparation sequences.
Through the M'Urban, M'Héritage and M'Cook ranges, Mauviel offers three distinct technical responses to the needs of cooks. The cast stainless steel of M'Urban favors sturdiness and thermal stability, the copper of M'Héritage offers incomparable precision, while the multi-layer technology of M'Cook ensures even, versatile distribution.
Whatever the choice of range, each Mauviel utensil is designed to last, to offer optimum cooking control and to provide long-lasting support for cooks in their everyday preparations as well as their most technical ones.
