Safco Products MRDT7236SDD Mirella Desk 72 x 36 x 1.6 Sand Dune
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A glazed aluminized steel cover sized 13 by 4 inches for Pullman loaf pans
This Chicago Metallic 44660 Pullman Cover is a single glazed aluminized steel lid built to fit a 13 by 4 inch pan. The 26 gauge construction provides a precise fit for bakery production or home kitchen use. It protects dough during proofing and baking while maintaining consistent results across batches.
This cover suits bakers who require a dedicated lid for standard Pullman loaf pans measuring 13 by 4 inches. Cooks using different pan dimensions or seeking a multi-size set will need an alternative solution. Buyers wanting non-stick coated or unglazed steel options should look elsewhere.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | CHICAGO METALLIC |
| Product type | Storage |
The cover should sit flush on the pan rim with no visible gaps along the 13-inch length and 4-inch width.
The box contains the single glazed aluminized steel cover; the matching pullman pan is sold separately.
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