# Falk Culinair

> <p><strong>Known for:</strong> Copper bonded directly to stainless steel, a process Falk invented and the industry adopted. Mauviel's quieter Belgian rival, brushed rather than polished and usually less money. For cooks who want copper to use, not to display.<br><strong>Manufactured in:</strong> Wespelaar, Belgium, all handcrafted.</p>

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Falk Culinair is a Belgian family firm from Wespelaar, near Leuven, and the quiet giant of the copper cookware world. The company invented the process of bonding a thin stainless steel lining to thick copper, and its bimetal material ends up in many rival premium brands' pans.
Its own cookware pairs 2.3 mm copper with a brushed matte finish that hides scratches and needs no polishing obsession. Copper conducts heat better than anything else in the kitchen, and Falk sells it factory-direct, which keeps prices below the famous French names.

https://falkculinair.com