“LeCLAIR.vision” is a resource for the identification, use, and care of Corning Visions cookware. Vitroceramic cookware manufactured by ARC France and sold under the Arcoflam, Arcoroc, Luminarc, and Vitroflam brands is covered, as well. Much of the content is also applicable to other glass-ceramic kitchenware such as Pyroceram-based Corning Ware and Japanese Neoceram products typically sold under the Narumi and Mikasa Fire & Ice labels. This is a fan-site and is not affiliated with the manufacturers of the brands discussed within.

ARC France Vitroceramic Cookware Information

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Data covering vitroceramic cookware produced by ARC France has been added to the website. This is a HUGE update including information on various brands and styles dating back to the 1980s including Arcoflam, Vitroflam, Trianon, Octime, Vitro Blooming, and more. Vitroceramic cookware sold by ARC France performs exactly the same as VISIONS cookware. In fact, since the mid-2000's, ARC France has been the primary producer of the cookware sold under the VISIONS and Corning Ware brands as well.
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What Is VISIONS?

Visions is a brand of innovative glass-ceramic cookware originally created by Corning France. Released in Europe during the late 1970s and early 1980's, it was officially introduced in the United States during the latter-half of 1983 and became the number one selling cookware set for a number of years.

Notable for its transparency, it is commonly seen in an amber or cranberry tint. Some model lines feature painted decoration, sculptured bodies, and SilverStone non-stick coating. A white variant was sold in some regions as "White Visions".

Visions is made of a material belonging to the Pyroceram family of vitroceramics (glass-ceramics). It features thermal characteristics similar to Corning Ware, plus improved resistance to staining and the detrimental effects of acids and detergents.

It will withstand heat up to 850°C (1,560+ °F) and is safe for use on a gas or electric stovetop range as well as in the oven, under the broiler, and with a microwave.

Additionally, due to it's ability to survive sudden temperature changes of up to 450C, it can used for food storage in refrigerator or freezer and be taken directly to stove and then table or sink without worry of shattering. It's also great for combination cooking. One piece of Visions can do the work that would typically require numerous pieces of more conventional kitchenware.

Finally, it is a very healthy choice due to it's non-porous nature, Visions will never stain, harbor odors, or leach anything into your meals.

Visions has been available non-stop for 40 years and is currently sold worldwide by Instant Brands.

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