What does Iron Clad mean?

Question

Is it a process in which the cookware is made or just a name brand?

Thanks Lexi, I thought Iron Clad was also the name of the cookware, but it's All Clad.

Answer 1

It's when you take two layers of iron and bonded with a third layer of pure aluminum for maximum heat conductivity.

As far as cookware goes.

Answer 2

It literally means for something to be rock solid or solid as a rock

The impact of a word or a sentence in advertising can means the difference between selling out of the product or not selling any
of the product....

ie The company chose this name for their product to emphasise the strength & agility of their cookware etc... so people would have a fair idea how strong & resistant the products were capable of being even before seeing or handling them
Its all about advertising at the end of the day....

Answer 3

impossible/hard to break - usually used to describe contracts or legal agreements as protection against law suits or failure to perform. Example: We have an iron-clad contract that calls for 26 uninterrupted weeks of sitcom production. There are also Iron-clad guarantees- Example: Williams-Sonoma offers an iron-clad guarantee on their merchandise; If it breaks they replace it with a new one. Iron-clad also means unimpregnable or unsinkable after the ironclad ships- the Monitor and the Merrimac: this description can be used to describe court cases, laws, alibis, regulations, excuses

Answer 4

All-Clad is a name brand of cookware...Their metal bonding process makes their cookware "Iron Clad" meaning, unbreakable.

Answer 5

Meanings :

1. covered or cased with iron plates, as a ship for naval warfare; armor-plated.
2. very rigid or exacting; inflexible; unbreakable: an ironclad contract.
–noun 3. a wooden warship of the middle or late 19th century having iron or steel armor plating.

Answer 6

iron clad means unchangeable
Sheathed with iron plates for protection.
Rigid; fixed: an ironclad rule.

Answer 7

plain and simple it means strong