Vollrath 672110 Wear-Ever® Fry Pan
The Vollrath 672110 Wear-Ever® Fry Pan is a 10-inch aluminum fry pan designed for demanding commercial kitchen applications. Its heavy-duty, impact-resistant 3004 Series aluminum construction provides durability while allowing the pan to heat and cool quickly. The natural finish promotes even heat distribution for consistent cooking results across the pan surface. With a low-profile design and 10-inch size, this fry pan provides a practical cooking area for frying, sautéing, browning, and other everyday foodservice preparation tasks. Its riveted construction and durable aluminum body make it a dependable cookware option for professional kitchens requiring practical performance and easy handling.
The Vollrath 672110 features a new stay-cool silicone handle with an ergonomic, patent-pending no-slip grip for comfortable handling. The handle is heat resistant up to 450°F for continuous use and 600°F for intermittent use. An Ever-Tite™ riveting system secures the handle and includes a limited lifetime warranty. The pan has an 8-gauge construction and measures 10.5 inches wide, 17.91 inches deep, and 3.08 inches high, with a usable height of 1.875 inches. This Wear-Ever® fry pan is not induction ready and features a natural finish rather than a nonstick coating. Made in the USA and NSF-certified, it provides a straightforward aluminum cookware solution for commercial foodservice operations.
Key Features
- 10-inch Wear-Ever® aluminum fry pan
- Heavy-duty, impact-resistant 3004 Series aluminum construction
- 8-gauge construction
- Natural finish promotes even heat distribution
- Low-profile design for convenient food preparation and cleaning
- Stay-cool silicone handle with ergonomic no-slip grip
- Handle heat resistant up to 450°F continuous use and 600°F intermittent use
- Ever-Tite™ rivets with limited lifetime warranty
- Riveted construction
- Not induction ready
- Made in the USA and NSF-certified
- Overall dimensions: 10.5" W x 17.91" D x 3.08" H
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