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Perforated aluminium sheet pan with 16-gauge glazed finish, measuring 18 by 26 by 1 inches
The Chicago Metallic 44692 is a full-size sheet pan measuring 18 by 26 by 1 inches. It is made from glazed perforated aluminum in 16 gauge thickness. The perforations promote even airflow around food during baking. This pan is built for high-volume use in professional environments.
This pan suits operations that rely on perforated surfaces for crisp crusts and even browning. Kitchens requiring solid pans for liquids, batters or small ingredients should choose a different style. The fixed dimensions may not fit non-standard rack systems or smaller ovens.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | CHICAGO METALLIC |
| Product type | New |
Yes, the pan measures 18 inches wide by 26 inches long by 1 inch deep, matching full-size sheet-pan dimensions used in commercial ovens.
The 1-inch depth and 16-gauge rigidity allow stable stacking, while the perforations let air circulate between pans for even cooling.
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