Hendler
Stainless Steel in Cape Town

Hendler followed suit 20 years later, and in 1923 Hendler & Hart began producing a variety of finished goods, primarily in the cookware sector.
Guarantee that we use only pure stainless steel and aluminium which is bought locally and which carries a quality guarantee.
Hendler & Hart is a proudly South African manufacturing company, conforming to a quality standard of the highest degree.

Hendler & Hart has been core to kitchens for over a hundred years and specialists in kitchenware since This site is designed to help you navigate your way through our highly specialised, dynamic stainless steel and aluminium brands. With a conscious investment in health, awareness and a vigilant execution in production, Hendler & Hart assures you of ethics and integrity at the very highest standards. As one of the largest cookware manufacturers in South Africa, with brand names that are world renowned, you are assured of quality that is backed up by a century of experience. The major provider of cookware globally, Groupe SEB, has entered into an agreement with South African cookware manufacturer, Hendler & Hart, which will see the local company spearheading the sales and distribution of the premium range of Tefal/T-fal and Krups brands into Southern Africa. Hulamin exports to more than 40 countries around the world. As a supplier of aluminium used in food and beverage packaging as well as in cookware, Hulamin takes very seriously the safety of its products with regard to the health of consumers. Hulamin together with AFSA regularly monitor research conducted internationally in the field of metals and health. All they had to do was to buy any Hart product and ENTER to stand a chance to WIN! Aluminium is also the third most abundant element in the earth’s crust; it is in the air we breathe and the water we drink. Consumers easily identify with aluminium products, such as cookware, beverage cans, antiperspirants and antacids. Most food contains some aluminium, particularly those which grow underground such as potatoes. Aluminium is used in many medicines and food additives with approval from the U S Food and Drug Administration. Aluminium is the preferred packaging material for many pharmaceutical and food products. Ordinary environmental exposure to aluminium is safe. According to the Food and Drug Administration, typical ingestion of aluminium in the diet is not of public health significance. Aluminium is poorly absorbed by the body and most if not all aluminium ingested from food and water merely passes through the digestive tract and out of the body. Aluminium is not linked to Alzheimer’s disease, the cause or causes of which remain unknown. The biological significance of aluminium in the brain is largely unknown. Everyone has aluminium present in his or her brain from birth, yet only a small percentage of the population contracts Alzheimer’s disease, usually late in life as with other forms of dementia. These products packed in aluminium are protected from spoiling better than in the majority of other materials. Aluminum is used in many medicines and food additives with the approval of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. A connection between aluminium and Alzheimer’s has been hypothesized since the 1970’s when a Canadian researcher published results of an analysis which indicated that Alzheimer’s victims had elevated amounts of aluminum in their brains. The Alzheimer’s Association, the National Institutes of Health and numerous reputable medical sources have issued statements that there is insufficient evidence to establish any connection between aluminium and Alzheimer’s disease. The aluminium industry is concerned about the tragedy of Alzheimer’s disease and allegations that aluminium products may somehow be connected to the disease. The industry, through the EAA, has sponsored research for more than 10 years, into the causes of Alzheimer’s disease. Human health risk assessment for aluminium, aluminium oxide, and aluminium hydroxide.