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Built in our own state-of-the-art factory without compromise and solid enough to stand the test of time. Franke ovens are the result of advanced technology and engineering, designed for domestic use though with a professional level of performance.

The design of Franke ovens, created using stainless steel and glass, is an expression of absolute elegance, capable of offering a response to all applications.

The unique modular design guarantees high performance levels in small spaces, thanks to the cavity with a variable capacity between 31 and 67 litres.

Designed to be compatible with any contemporary style, Crystal ovens are little jewels in white or black glass, featuring 8, 9 or 12 functions, delightful touch controls and a large cavity in a perfect balance of shapes and sizes: Franke offers a new modular solution, guaranteeing outstanding performance in limited spaces.

Crystal ovens have two exclusive cooking programmes: Complete Menu, which can be used to cook an entire meal in an hour, and Wellness, for light, healthy cooking.

Electronic Programmer; Base 60; Number of Functions 6+1; Glass 3; Energy class A; Runners Drawn; Brightness 1 internal rear lamp; Supplied 1 tray, 2 grid.

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Franke

What began 100 years ago as the “Spenglerei Hermann Franke (plumber’s workshop)” in Rorschach (SG) is today – three generations later – a global Swiss company group comprising 70 companies and around 11,000 employees. Franke, whose products are used in more than 100 million household kitchens, is entering into a close cooperation with the ETH Zürich: Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich on its 100th birthday. In addition to the award of two scholarships, the “Franke – ETH Zurich Excellence Scholarships”, the company is also supporting the Strategic Fund of the ETH Zurich.

Four strong entrepreneurial personalities from the two company families Franke and Pieper have largely shaped the history of Franke: Hermann Franke, the founder and industrial pioneer, recognized the potential of stainless steel at an early stage. He started manufacturing welded sinks, and thereby laid the foundation for the industrial development of Franke. Walter Franke took over the company after the sudden death of his father. He expanded the sink production by entering the commercial kitchen sector, and expanded business activities beyond the Swiss border by purchasing companies in Western Europe or setting them up himself. Walter Franke was one of the fathers of the kitchen technology standards that are still used today.

Willi Pieper acquired the Franke company from his friend Walter Franke, and developed it further with a systematic approach and a clear strategy. Willi Pieper’s goal was to become the Number One worldwide in selected niche markets.With the purchase of the Progressive Corporation in Philadelphia USA, he took the first big step towards becoming a global company. Michael Pieper turned a company with a turnover of CHF 480 million in 1989 into the globally leading provider of intelligent systems for domestic kitchens, professional food service, professional coffee preparation, intelligent systems for the beverage industry and comprehensive washroom solutions, with a turnover of around CHF 2.5 billion. He realized the potential of Eastern European countries, Asia, South America and Africa at an early stage, and consistently and successfully built the company into today’s global Franke Artemis Group.

Innovative thinking along with a commitment to product development has been a fundamental element in the continued success of Franke worldwide.

Manufacturer site: www.franke.com