Dinner plate Luminarc AMMONITE 26 cm, Opal tempered glass, microwave & dishwasher safe

Luminarc AMMONITE 26 cm dinner plate is made of Opal tempered glass, a material three times more resistant than ceramic. The plate is microwave- and dishwasher-safe, resists thermal shocks up to 275°F (135°C), and is designed to stack without risk of chipping. If broken, the tempered glass is engineered to crumble into small, non-sharp pieces. The surface is non-porous, which prevents retention of bacteria and odors, and the product is made from 100% recyclable and/or reusable material. The plate also features an enucleation point to promote effervescence with sparkling drinks.

Advantages

The Opal tempered glass construction provides higher mechanical resistance compared with ceramic while remaining lightweight. Resistance to thermal shock up to 275°F reduces the risk of breakage from sudden temperature changes. The non-porous surface prevents bacterial retention and lingering smells, and compatibility with microwave and dishwasher simplifies everyday use. Stackable design minimizes storage space and the tempering ensures safer breakage behavior. The plate is fully recyclable or reusable, supporting circular use.

Suitable for

• Everyday dining at home
• Serving hot meals and main courses
• Use in microwave for reheating
• Commercial catering with space-saving storage needs
• Serving sparkling drinks where effervescence is desired

Key specifications

• Diameter: 26 cm
• Material: Opal tempered glass
• Thermal shock resistance: up to 275°F (135°C)
• Microwave safe: yes
• Dishwasher safe: yes
• Stackable design: yes
• Recyclable/reusable material: 100%
• Special feature: enucleation point for effervescence

How to use

Use the Luminarc AMMONITE plate for serving hot meals and main courses or for reheating food in the microwave. Place plates carefully when stacking to avoid surface abrasion. After use, load into the dishwasher according to the machine manufacturer’s recommendations; dishwasher-safe materials tolerate standard washing cycles. Avoid extreme and repeated direct flame contact or placing an extremely cold plate into a very hot oven to reduce the risk of thermal shock beyond the rated resistance.

Usage recommendations

For best durability, avoid subjecting the plate to sudden, extreme temperature changes (for example removing from freezer directly to a very hot oven) and use standard dishwasher cycles. When handling broken glass, follow safety procedures even though tempered glass breaks into small pieces.