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SENSARTE Nonstick Frying Pan Skillet

SENSARTE Nonstick Frying Pan Skillet

By SENSARTE · Frying Pans · Kitchen & Cooking

  • 9.5-inch cast aluminum frying pan
  • Swiss ILAG nonstick coating, PFOA free
  • Woodgrain bakelite handle, oven safe to 302°F
  • High magnetic conductive stainless steel base, induction compatible
  • Dishwasher safe

Lowest price seen
$28.99
from $28.99 at Sensarte · Checked Oct 17, 2026

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Summary

A cast-aluminum, induction-capable nonstick skillet with a Swiss ILAG coating and a low 302°F (150°C) oven limit. The one thing to check before buying is the coating: owners report it peeling and degrading over time, and a worn coating means replacing the pan.

Strengths

  • Food releases easily; owners call the surface slippery, and eggs slide off.
  • The magnetic stainless-steel base works on gas, electric coil and smooth-surface induction.
  • It heats evenly for a budget pan, and the woodgrain handle stays cool in the hand.
  • The cast-aluminum body is light at 1.45 lb (0.66 kg) for the 9.5-inch size.
  • Cheap enough to treat as a disposable nonstick pan.

Weaknesses

  • The 302°F (150°C) oven limit rules out broiling and high-heat oven finishing.
  • The coating is a consumable; owners report peeling and discoloration over time, some within months.
  • It is not a high-heat or searing pan; SENSARTE’s own guidance says to keep to low-to-medium heat.
  • The handle can loosen with aggressive shaking, and the light-colored bakelite can stain from gas flames and high-pigment food.
  • Metal utensils scratch the coating, and rims chip when pans are stacked without protectors.

Verified specifications

Size9.5 inch (24 cm); the line also spans 8 / 9.5 / 10 / 11 / 12.5 inch.
Body materialcast (die-cast) aluminum.
Handlewoodgrain bakelite, stay-cool, oven safe to 302°F (150°C).
Basehigh magnetic conductive stainless-steel base, induction compatible.
CoatingSwitzerland ILAG nonstick granite coating, PFOA free; marketing also states PFOS, lead and cadmium free.
Oven-safe maximum302°F (150°C).
Stovetop compatibilityelectric coil, gas, smooth-surface induction.
Cleaningstated dishwasher safe, with hand washing recommended.
Dimensions17.5 × 9.5 × 2.2 in (45 × 24 × 5.6 cm); 1.45 lb (0.66 kg).
Included itemsthe individual skillet only; the manual and manufacturer page list no lid or accessories.
UPC690770335558.
Warranty1-year nonstick coating warranty, whole-item replacement, customer pays shipping; a separate 1-year warranty covers handle, lid and knob defects on arrival.
Full research notes and sources

Everyday cooking and heat

The body is cast aluminum with a magnetic stainless-steel base, so it works on gas, electric coil and smooth-surface induction. Owners describe even, quick heating and a handle that stays cool in the hand. The 9.5-inch (24 cm) pan is 17.5 × 9.5 × 2.2 in (45 × 24 × 5.6 cm) and weighs 1.45 lb (0.66 kg).

The coating and how long it lasts

The Swiss ILAG coating is advertised as PFOA free, with marketing also claiming PFOS, lead and cadmium free. That coating is the pan’s lifespan. SENSARTE says a severely scratched, peeling or no-longer-nonstick pan should be replaced because coating flakes can get into food, and its own blog puts typical nonstick life at about 3 to 5 years. Owners and reviewers report peeling and discoloration sooner than that, with some buyers saying the coating came off within months. Nobody has published a failure rate, so treat this as a known annoyance rather than a defect statistic.

Care and repair

SENSARTE says let the pan cool, hand wash with warm soapy water and a soft sponge, avoid high heat, metal utensils and abrasive scrubbers, and avoid stacking. The manual and product page call it dishwasher safe, but SENSARTE’s own care content and review syntheses recommend hand washing to protect the coating. The one repairable part is the handle: a bakelite replacement fits the Classic Granite Series 9.5/10/11/12/12.5-inch pans and installs with a screwdriver. There is no user-serviceable path for the coating itself; a worn coating means replacing the pan.

Is it worth it?

At sale-level pricing around $17 for a single pan (NewsBreak reviewer, October 2026), it is an easy buy as a disposable nonstick skillet. SENSARTE’s own page lists the pan at $28.99, though it showed sold out at check time. KitchenPicked lists a 3-piece granite set at $69.99 against an $89.99 compare-at, and a replacement handle is $5.99 on sale or $9.99 original on one reseller listing. There are no consumables; ownership cost is the pan, and a worn coating forces a full replacement. At roughly $15–$20 a pan on sale it is a reasonable disposable nonstick pan, while near $25–$30 it is fair but no longer a standout.

Which model this is

This page covers the SENSARTE Nonstick Frying Pan Skillet, 9.5-inch, in the Swiss Granite / Classic Granite Series. The Amazon listing is ASIN B086PHS2V8 and the UPC is 690770335558. The line also comes in 8 / 9.5 / 10 / 11 / 12.5-inch sizes; don’t merge it with SENSARTE’s Duramax, Ceramic or PASCA lines, which use different coatings.

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