Import Enamel Porcelain On Steel Pot (Casserole) — Buy in wholesale FOB from Supplier in Japan

Fuji Porcelain Enamel Co., Ltd. offers an enamel‑coated porcelain casserole made from ultra‑low carbon steel with a wall thickness of 1.8 mm. The pot measures 275 mm width, 200 mm depth and 160 mm height, giving a net capacity of 2.1 L. It weighs 1.75 kg including the cosmetic carton and is supplied in scarlet, Payne’s Gray or ivory finishes identified by JAN codes 4977618108779, 4977618108786 and 4977618109899. The model number is EX‑16C and the minimum order is 600 pieces, with a unit price of US$36.54 for that quantity.

The ultra‑low carbon steel base provides the heat conductivity of cast iron while remaining substantially lighter, which reduces kitchen fatigue and energy consumption. The enamel porcelain coating is fused at high temperature, creating a smooth, non‑porous surface that resists staining and is compatible with induction cooktops rated at 200 V. The pot is also oven‑safe, allowing bakers to use it for bread or casseroles, and the enamel layer is free from lead and cadmium as typical for food‑grade cookware. In the industry, similar enamel‑coated steel casseroles usually have a thickness of 2 mm and are rated for temperatures up to 250 °C; this product’s 1.8 mm wall aligns with that standard.

Importers typically target restaurants, catering services and retail kitchenware distributors who need durable yet lightweight cookware. Orders are packed in individual cosmetic cartons and shipped on pallets; the supplier’s listed MOQ of 600 pieces helps buyers achieve economies of scale. Buyers should confirm the exact Incoterm, payment schedule and any required export certifications directly with the supplier. The product’s compatibility with both induction and conventional ovens makes it suitable for markets that value versatile cooking equipment.

Fuji Porcelain Enamel Co., Ltd. is located at 1‑32‑7 Yanagibashi, Taito, Tokyo 111‑0052, Japan. The company is listed with a harbour trust tier, indicating verification of basic business credentials, although its response rate is currently recorded as 0 %. The firm specialises in enamel‑coated steel cookware and positions itself as a manufacturer rather than a mere reseller.

The supplier’s catalogue highlights this casserole as its first product made with ultra‑low carbon steel, suggesting recent investment in lightweight production techniques. No additional certifications, annual turnover figures or client references are disclosed in the listing, so buyers should request any needed quality certificates such as ISO 9001 or food‑grade compliance directly from the supplier.