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Gastronorm Pans
GN 1/6. Sixth Size. Compatible with all Bourgeat 1/6 sized gastronorm Trays












92HPU150. 176x108mm

94HPU150. 176x108mm

Capacity: 0.85 Ltr. GN 1/9 100mm deep

GN 1/3 flat cover. Fits Cambro High Heat GN 1/3 food Trays

32HPU150. 325x176mm

32HP2HU150. 325x176mm

GN 1/4 flat cover. Fits Cambro High Heat GN 1/4 food Trays

GN 1/4 cover with handle. Fits Cambro High Heat GN1/4 food Trays

20HPCHU150. 265x325mm

62HPU150. 176x162mm

190(H)x530(W)x325(D)mm. Suitable for use with all GN 1/1 pans

10HPCU150. 530x325mm

10HPCHU150. 530x325mm


Depth: 150mm. Capacity: 20Ltr

530(L) x 325(W) x 20(D)mm | 1/1 GN. Stainless steel


GN 1/2 flat cover. Fits Cambro High Heat GN 1/2 food Trays

Depth: 65mm. Capacity: 1Ltr

265(L)x325(W)x60(H)mm. 1/2 GN. Cast aluminium

325(L)x525(W)x20(H)mm. 1/1 GN. Cast aluminium

175(L)x325(W)x20(H)mm. 1/3 GN. Cast aluminium

175(L)x160(W)x20(H)mm. 1/6 GN. Cast aluminium

323(L)x526(W)x60(H)mm. 1/1 GN. Cast aluminium

Depth: 100mm. Capacity: 8.7Ltr

GN 2/3. Third Size. Compatible with all Bourgeat 2/3 sized gastronorm Trays

Suitable for FL4CA Portable stirrer

Fits 1/1GN

Fits 1/3GN

Fits 1/2GN

Fits 1/6GN

Polycarbonate. 16x53cm

Suitable for FL4CA Portable stirrer

Includes graduations and handles. BPA free.Compatible lid: CU145

11.4Ltr. Includes graduations and handles. BPA free

Fits 11.4, 17.2 & 20.8Ltr CamRound containers. BPA free

Gastronorm pans are used at every stage throughout the preparation and service of food. Standard gastronorm pan sizing is fractional and includes a depth value. Knowing the depth of you pans is crucial to understanding how many will fit in your racking setup, combi ovens or even in cold storage. As a hard metal, stainless steel ensures your pans cannot be marked by metal utensils, and so are able to stand up to the scratches and dents of everyday service.
The thickness of your gastronorm pans is displayed as gauge and 22 is the most common within the catering industry. A lower value indicates thicker steel, so your preference may depend on volume. Although it’s worth being aware that thinner metal may be lighter and cost less in general but may also be less effective when it come to heating contents.





































