Yes, titanium is safe to use with all types of cookware, including non-stick pans. Titanium is not exceptionally hard material compared to steel (3x less hard) ensuring it won’t scratch or damage your precious cookware surfaces.

Taima Titanium Spatulas are crafted from high-grade medical titanium, known for its exceptional durability and hygienic properties. Unlike wood or plastic, titanium does not harbor bacteria, absorb odors, or degrade and emit harmful chemicals with use.

It's also gentler on cookware compared to steel ensuring your non-stick surfaces remain undamaged and your cookware lasts longer, just like it would with high-quality materials.

Now, let’s compare titanium to other common spatula materials in depth:

Silicone: While high-end silicone is heat-resistant, cheaper silicone found in most silicone spatulas (unless they cost $100+) degrades over time and releases toxic cancer-causing chemicals. Lower-quality silicone spatulas often contain fillers that are not food-safe and become toxic when heated.

Wood: Wooden spatulas can harbor bacteria and grow mold, even if invisible, which could contaminate your food over time. They also tend to absorb odors and stain easily, requiring more frequent replacement.

Plastic: Plastic spatulas often contain BPA’s or other harmful cancer-causing chemicals that can leach into food during cooking due to heat, posing a health risk. Plastics are also prone to melting and degrading when exposed to high heat (The Worst Spatula There Is)

Steel: Steel spatulas are very hard and can scratch or damage non-stick cookware. They are also heavy and less ergonomic compared to titanium.

Cleaning the titanium spatula is easy. Simply rinse it under warm water or place it in the dishwasher. It is resistant to corrosion and staining, ensuring it stays clean and hygienic with minimal effort.

Unlike silicone or plastic utensils that would melt and contaminate your food, or wooden utensils that could burn or crack due to heat, titanium is made to withstand high temperatures. Our Taima Titanium Utensils will not crack, warp, or be affected by heat, making them perfect for leaving in the pan or pot while cooking.

TAIMA AS OF 2024 IS THE ONLY PROVIDER OF 100% PURE, MEDICAL-GRADE CERTIFIED TITANIUM SPATULAS.

Real titanium comes at a price and any product priced significantly lower is made from fake alloys that don't offer the same benefits. Real titanium is extensively used in medical devices for its hygienic & durability properties, resisting bacteria, heat and not reacting with foods, which ensures safety and cleanliness.

Pure titanium used in our spatula is like gold in that it is corrosion-resistant, and won’t rust.

Now, let’s compare titanium to other common spatula materials:

Silicone: While high-end silicone is heat-resistant, cheaper silicone found in most silicone spatulas (unless they cost $100+) degrades over time and releases toxic cancer-causing chemicals. Lower-quality silicone spatulas often contain fillers that are not food-safe and become toxic when heated.

Wood: Wooden spatulas can harbor bacteria and grow mold, even if invisible, which could contaminate your food over time. They also tend to absorb odors and stain easily, requiring more frequent replacement.

Plastic: Plastic spatulas often contain BPA’s or other harmful cancer-causing chemicals that can leach into food during cooking due to heat, posing a health risk. Plastics are also prone to melting and degrading when exposed to high heat (The Worst Spatula There Is)

Steel: Steel spatulas are very hard and can scratch or damage non-stick cookware. They are also heavy and less ergonomic compared to titanium.

Titanium is 3x softer on a hardness scale than stainless steel, meaning it’s gentle on your cookware and won’t cause scratches or damage. This helps your cookware last longer and perform better, saving you money in the long run. The Taima titanium spatula surpasses other materials by not absorbing odors, avoiding bacterial buildup, and being free from harmful chemicals.

There's no other material in the kitchen world that matches titanium’s combination of being gentle on cookware, exceptionally hygienic, and completely non-toxic.

This makes the Taima titanium spatula a smart, durable investment for any kitchen, combining essential features without the drawbacks of other materials.

Titanium is a much softer metal compared to the steel and 99% of coatings used in cookware. On a hardness scale, steel is about three times harder than titanium. This means that when you use a titanium spatula, it won't scratch your steel surfaces or non-stick pans. The softness of titanium makes it gentle on your cookware, similar to using a silicone or wooden utensil, but without the downsides like melting, bacteria buildup, or odor absorption. This ensures your cookware remains in top condition while benefiting from the durability and hygiene of titanium.

Choosing a titanium spatula over a steel one offers several distinct advantages. Firstly, titanium boasts superior antibacterial properties, making it a safer choice for food preparation.

Secondly, the durability of titanium surpasses that of steel. While both materials are strong, titanium is more resistant to wear and tear, ensuring your spatula will look and perform well for years, making it a more cost-effective long-term investment.

Most importantly, titanium is significantly softer on the Mohs hardness scale compared to steel. This lower hardness means that using a titanium spatula helps preserve the integrity of your cookware surfaces. Steel spatulas can easily scratch and damage non-stick coatings, leading to the release of harmful chemicals into your food. Titanium, being about three times softer than steel, is gentle on cookware, preventing scratches and maintaining the non-stick surface.

In summary, a titanium spatula is a smarter choice for those who value hygiene, longevity, and the preservation of their cookware.

Taima titanium products are designed for your convenience. Feel free to clean them in the dishwasher as they are built to withstand the rigors of machine washing.

Titanium is biocompatible and hypoallergenic, making it safe for people with metal sensitivities or allergies.