Vollrath 5220 Wear-Ever Quarter Size Sheet Pan, 9.5" x 13", Aluminum
The Vollrath 5220 Wear-Ever Quarter Size Sheet Pan is a heavy-duty aluminum baking pan designed for commercial kitchens, bakeries and foodservice operations that need dependable performance for small-batch baking. Made from impact-resistant 3000-Series aluminum, this quarter-size sheet pan is built for durability and is proven to be 20 percent stronger than the competition. Its natural finish promotes uniform baking results, while the pan heats up and cools down quickly for efficient food preparation. The concave bottom is designed to flatten when heated, helping provide even and consistent heating across the baking surface. With 13 x 9.56 x 1.13-inch overall dimensions, this aluminum sheet pan provides a practical size for a variety of baking and food preparation applications.
Designed for convenient handling and storage, the Vollrath Wear-Ever 5220 features tapered sides that allow the pans to stack easily when not in use. The quarter-size format is well suited for preparing small batches of cookies, buns, desserts and other baked goods, making it a versatile addition to commercial bakeware collections. Its closed bead style and natural finish complement the durable metal construction, while the straightforward design supports repeated use in demanding foodservice environments. Made in the USA, the Vollrath 5220 combines heavy-duty aluminum construction with a compact footprint for kitchens that need reliable sheet pans for consistent baking and efficient storage.
Key Features
- Quarter-size Wear-Ever sheet pan made from impact-resistant 3000-Series aluminum
- Proven to be 20 percent stronger than the competition
- Natural finish promotes uniform baking results
- Concave bottom flattens when heated for even and consistent baking
- Tapered sides allow for convenient stacking
- 13 x 9.56 x 1.13-inch overall dimensions
- Ideal for small batches of cookies, buns, desserts and more
- Made in the USA with a closed bead style
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