What is the difference between spinning iron pot and forging iron pot?

Spinning iron pots and forging iron pots are two different iron pots production process, their main differences are as follows:

Different production process: spinning iron pots are made by placing a piece of iron plate on a rotating machine, and pressing it into the shape of a pot by pressure and friction; whereas forging iron pots are made by heating the iron, and then hammering it into the shape of a pot by using a hammer and a mold.

The thickness of the pot is different: due to the characteristics of the production process of spinning iron pots, their pots are relatively thin, with a thin wall and a thin bottom, while wrought iron pots are relatively thick, with a uniform body and a relatively flat bottom.

Difference in price and service life: due to the different production process and thickness of the pot, the spinning iron pot is usually lower than the forged iron pot, but the service life is relatively shorter; while the forged iron pot is more expensive, but the service life is longer.

Different scope of application: due to the different thickness and nature of the pots, spinning iron pots are suitable for quick cooking and sautéing, but not suitable for long time stewing; while wrought iron pots are suitable for long time stewing and roasting.

In general, spinning iron pots and wrought iron pots differ greatly in production process, pot thickness, price and service life, scope of application and so on. When choosing an iron pot, you need to choose the right type of iron pot according to the specific situation, and reasonably use and maintain the iron pot to extend its service life.