- Unique fluted design that facilitates air circulation and maximizes pan strength to help resist warping
- Made with the same standard high-performance features used for bakeware in commercial bakeries
- Easy clean up with our nonstick silicone coating: FDA approved for safe contact with food
- Limited Lifetime Warranty for the life of your use
- Pan made in USA from globally sourced materials
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Non-Stick Silicone Coating
Safe for Food Contact (FDA Approved)

Americoat® Nonstick Silicone Coating
Heavy Duty Extra Large Sheet Pan
Our Non-stick Heavy Duty Extra Large Sheet Pan is equipped with a wrapped steel bar rim for additional stability and durability to resist any warping.
Our Nonstick Bakeware Features
- Our extra large sheet pan is perfect for those extra large tasks
- Choose our heavy duty, commercial quality bakeware to bake, roast, broil, or even freeze
- Made of aluminized steel, the choice of professionals, it conducts heat evenly, maintains its shape over the long haul, and endures heavy use beautifully
- Coated with our proprietary, Americoat, silicone nonstick, it releases food like a dream and makes cleanup easy-peasy
- Made in the USA from globally sourced materials

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Our Non-stick Heavy Duty Extra Large Sheet Pan is equipped with a wrapped steel bar rim for additional stability and durability to resist any warping.
Our Non-stick Heavy Duty Extra Large Sheet Pan is equipped with a wrapped steel bar rim for additional stability and durability to resist any warping.
Use and Care
Do not exceed 450°F (230°C).
Our bakeware conducts heat efficiently, which may require you to reduce the time and temperature as necessary. Hand wash bakeware in warm water with mild dishwashing soap using a sponge , rinse and dry thoroughly. Do not place in dishwasher. Follow recipe instructions, greasing and flouring as directed. Cooking spray is not recommended. To maintain the pan’s appearance over time, use a silicone baking mat or line the pan with aluminum foil when roasting vegetables or baking higher fat foods such as french fries or meat. Use only silicone, nylon or wooden utensils. Do not use sharp metal utensils.