Carlisle 607006P Full Size, 6" Deep Perforated Food Pan
The Carlisle 607006P Full Size, 6" Deep Perforated Food Pan is designed for commercial kitchens, restaurants, catering operations, and foodservice facilities that need reliable equipment for steaming and draining. Part of the DuraPan™ line, this perforated steam table hotel pan is made from light-gauge, 24-gauge 18-8 stainless steel for use in busy food preparation environments. Its perforated construction allows excess moisture to drain away, making it suitable for steaming foods and food preparation tasks that benefit from effective drainage.
Measuring 20.75 inches long by 12.75 inches wide and 6 inches deep, this full-size stainless steel food pan offers a 22-quart capacity for handling larger quantities of food. The 0.23-inch-diameter perforations support moisture drainage, while the spoonable bottom helps reduce food waste and prevent food buildup. Suitable for hot and cold applications, the pan can move from freezer to oven to serving line to support flexible kitchen workflows. It is also compatible with Carlisle Coldmaster® cold pans, which help keep food cold without ice or electricity when used with the appropriate system. Compatible accessories include drain grates and solid or slotted covers, available separately. Supplied in a case pack of six, this deep perforated hotel pan is a practical choice for commercial foodservice operations that need multiple pans for steaming, draining, and food handling.
Key Features
- Perforated design: 0.23-inch-diameter holes allow excess moisture to drain during steaming and food preparation.
- Full-size, deep capacity: Measures 20.75"L x 12.75"W x 6"D with a 22-quart capacity.
- 18-8 stainless steel: Light-gauge, 24-gauge construction for professional foodservice applications.
- Spoonable bottom: Helps reduce food waste and prevent food buildup.
- Versatile foodservice use: Suitable for hot and cold applications, compatible with Coldmaster® cold pans, and supplied in a case pack of six.
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