2025 Best injection molding screen, tested and reviewed

Flatatter screen specifications
Product	Material	Net size	Handle type	Handle length
Bergkoch injection molding screen	Stainless steel/silicone	Fine	Stiff	6.5 inches
Le Creuset stainless steel injection molding	Stainless steel/silicone	Fine	Folding	8.5 inches
Williams Sonoma silicone injection molding screen	Silicone	Large	N/a	N/a
Oxo good grips stainless steel injection molding screen	Stainless steel/silicone	Medium	Folding	7.5 inches
Kitchenaid gourmet smell absorption injection molding screen	Stainless steel/silicone	Fine	Stiff	5.5 inches
Frywall 12	Silicone	N/a	N/a	N/a
Hic kitchen injection molding screen	Stainless steel	Fine	Stiff	5 inches
Lodge Splatter screen, 13 inches	Stainless steel	Fine	Stiff	7.5 inches
American kitchen care 13 “stainless steel fine net injection molding screen	Stainless steel/silicone	Medium	Stiff	5.5 inches
All-enclosed stainless steel injection molding screen	Stainless steel	Fine	Stiff	7.5 inches

Now to the Outstanding: The Silicone Injection Molding Screen is a Williams sonoma It was still technically a circle with a net that sat on the top of the pan, but the net was silicone, with high perforation, and there was no handle on the screen. The Frywall was a tapered silicone band that fits into the pan rather than resting on top. I recommend the former, but not the latter, but it will soon be in.

No screen prevented all injection moldings

What do these screens do minimize Flattter, but they don't stop them. I examined a series of mesh sizes from fine to large, and I can't say that the delicate mesh prevents fat from splashing more than the big net. There was a fat movie on my counter after making a chicken piccata with all the screens. Similarly, there were tomato sauce injections. But I know what my stove and counters look like when I cook without one, and cleaning was much easier after using any of the screens.

Criteria: What to look for on a injection molding screen

The injection molding screen should significantly reduce splashing and sit down with cooking. Most injection molding screens performed well during my tests and focus on size, handle type and price. The largest screen I test is 21.5 inches, including the handle. Storing such a size can be a challenge, even when hanging on a wall or rack. For this purpose, some screens have a folding handle that has helped to minimize storage needs. Was the $ 9 Bergkoch and $ 72 All-Blad, and could you expect a similar long life from the two? No, but Bergkoch kept his own and could get out of it for a few years. In this sense, the best injection molding screen also depends on how much you want to spend.

Our favorite splash screens

What we liked: All-BLAD was the most expensive of the items, but it also had some cool functions that expanded its usefulness and long life. First, there was a 1.5 -inch stainless steel rim around the screen, which gave extra strength and helped prevent the rupture. Half-inch lips descend from the outer edge of the screen by cutting the pan-handles that allow the screen to sit on the frying edge. This has done the best job in injection moldings and clutter overall on all the screens tested.

That you didn't like: Well, this is probably expensive (about 20% more than your closest competitor). I can't argue with design or performance, but it's a injection molding screen designed for people who want to invest.

Key specifications

• Screen diameter: 13 inches
• Handle length: 7.5 inches
• Material (s): Stainless steel
• Mesh size: Fine
• Dink Machine Safety: Yes

What we liked: Like All-BLAD, this injection molding screen is made of highly designed and quality materials. It has a 1.5 -inch stainless steel rim for reinforcement and a silicone band around the lower wind to improve its seal with vessels, reducing theoretical injection moldings. The square 8.5 -inch handle provided an ergonomic handle and folded easier storage to the screen. He did the best in oily tests, was not splashed when cooking eggs, and only the finest oil movie on the stove after baking the chicken.

That you didn't like: Finally, he let a small amount of tomato sauce splash on the stove near the 10 -minute signal.

Key specifications

• Screen diameter: 12.75 inches
• Handle length: 8.5 inches
• Material (s): Stainless steel, silicone
• Mesh size: Fine
• Dink Machine Safety: Yes

What we liked: This injection molding screen is played from traditional design – it has a round and a kind of net. The perforated silicone strengthened the edges and focused on articulated, allowing for easy storage. One advantage is that it has no handle, the screen is rinsing it on smaller pans without fluctuations.

That you didn't like: There was no handle and the silicone in contact with the pan became hot. The holes were wide and allowed some tomato sauce to pass. Each hole has an elevated, set tip on both sides of the screen, and these raised buttons have made it difficult to clean.

Key specifications

• Screen diameter: 13.5 inches
• Handle length: No handle
• Material (s): Silicone
• Size of hole: Large
• Dink Machine Safety: Yes

What we liked: The price is not always equal to performance. At first glance, I looked at Bergkoch and thought, “Oh, you don't have a chance, you are poor.” While some injection molding screens that did not make my winners a little higher were a fraction of a point and Bergkoch was lower. Very well contained fat, apparent remnant of the stove. The silicone -coated handle remained cool and it was easy to clean.

That you didn't like: This screen did not perform so well in the Paradise Spokel Test. I got some splashes on the stove and wardrobe, but I can forgive this, taking into account Bergkoch's other performance and its prices.

Key specifications

• Screen diameter: 15 inches
• Handle length: 6.5 inches
• Material (s): Stainless steel, silicone
• Mesh size: Fine
• Dink Machine Safety: Yes

The competition

Also recommended

• Oxo good grips stainless steel injection molding screen: This injection molding screen is cool, with ridges that seem to accommodate smaller diameter dishes, allowing the screen to sit. The medium net was slightly abrasive – like a really boring cheese gathering – and washed it out of my sponge when I washed. He did a good job to debate in the injection molding, but after washing, he took a small blue cellulose from the net. Nevertheless Riddley Gemperlein-Schaues He has owned this screen for years and says he has held it up.
• American kitchen supply 13 -inch stainless steel fine net injection molding screen: I have no negative message about this injection molding. It was fine; It just didn't stand out.

Not recommended

• Lodge 13 -inch injection molding screen: This injection molding screen did not make the list due to a weight problem. I had a hard time balancing the screen on a 10.5 -inch pan as the 7.5 -inch handle took it off. There was a gap between the pan and the screen opposite the screen handle that allowed the fat to escape and accumulate on the stove.
• Frywall 12: Frywall itself is not a injection molding screen. It is a silicone cone that sits around the inner edges of the pan and provides a “wall” for fat and injection molding. It is very like a “cone of shame” that is placed on their pets to prevent them from becoming wounds. I fought with this thing from get-go. It was a floppy silicone ring that would not stay straight if some preparation and heat without application. I could only use it in two tests because it fits only in a 12 -inch inner diameter pan (this is not on me), and the molten spots of tomato sauce hits up and top, my closet, wardrobe, stove, leg and floor.
• Kitchenaid gourmet smell absorption injection molding screen: The Kitchenaid injection molding screen performed well in the first two tests, but it was destroyed when I set it on the cast iron pan for the chicken picata test, which provided easy exit for fat.
• Hic kitchen injection molding screen: This is a perfectly right screen for the price, but after the egg and picata tests I found a delicious oily fog on the stove. This eventually made it possible for some tomato sauce to escape and accumulate on the stove.

LIZARD

Can you place a injection molding screen in the dishwasher?

All tested injection molding screen was dishwasher-safe. Check the manufacturer's care suggestions before assuming it is on the injection molding screen.

How can you clean the injection molding screen?

Injection molding screens are easy to clean, but considering the tasks we can undergo them, or may require extra care. The first, most striking method for cleaning is when they are placed in the dishwasher, provided the screen is dishwasher-safe. But in paradise, the oily environment for injection molded screens was the first step needed for hand washing. Fat or tomato sauce can accumulate around the edges where the screen corresponds to the solid, where the handle corresponds to the screen, and for those with hinged handles, under or below the hinges. Scrubbing these areas with hot soapy water is always a good idea to extend the life of the injection molding screen,

How do you use the injection molding screen?

Injection molding screens are well suited for champagne sauces or pops and cannot be simpler. Just place the screen on top of the pan or pan while cooking. Remove to stir, turn or turn the food and replace the screen until cooking is ready.

Why are we experts

• Greg Baker He was a chef from Tampa in Florida with a multiple James Beard prize.
• Were reviewed electric knivesTo coolerTo non -alcoholic beerAnd much more for serious meals.
• Greg had to deliberately cook this piece while testing 10 injection molding screens.