Many silicone molds look similar at first glance. However, the differences quickly become apparent in everyday use - especially when filling, carrying, and portioning. This is precisely where a metal frame makes a bigger difference than many might initially think.
A metal frame is not a design detail, but a true functional element: It transforms a flexible mold into a much more practical solution for everyday use.
The typical disadvantage of many standard molds
Standard silicone molds are often soft and flexible, but also unstable. As soon as there is content in the mold, carrying becomes less secure. Liquid foods, small casseroles, or prepared portions can then quickly feel wobbly.
The FOPH defines the frame for dishes and kitchen utensils as food contact materials. The practicality then results from the specific construction - how well a product is made for its purpose.
With and without a metal frame
| In everyday use | Without metal frame | With FRiBA metal frame |
|---|---|---|
| Upper rim | Gives way | Stabilizes |
| Carrying | Unsafe | Controlled |
| Bending | Frequent | Significantly less |
| Filling | Tedious | Clean and calm |
Why FRiBA has a clear advantage here
FRiBA's silicone molds do not just use the metal frame as an addition, but as a central functional element. Together with the lid, ml scale, and suitability for freezer and oven, a mold is created that can do significantly more than standard silicone: more stable, more precise, and more practical.
- The metal frame stabilizes the most stressed upper rim.
- This leads to: safer carrying, less bending, cleaner filling.
- Everyday usability results from the construction (FOPH).
- With a lid, ml scale, and oven/freezer suitability, FRiBA can do more.
- FOPH - Dishes and kitchen utensils
- FOPH - Materials and articles in contact with foodstuffs
