Lainox

Lainox 1/1 GN 65 mm Deep Stew Pan, Ceramic-Coated Metal Alloy

SKU: S1106
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Lainox 1/1 GN 65 mm Deep Stew Pan, Ceramic-Coated Metal Alloy

Full-Size GN Pan for Stews, Braises, and Gratin Dishes

Built for full-size GN ovens, this 65 mm deep stew pan is ideal for simmering, baking, and holding saucy dishes with even heat performance.

  • Fits standard 1/1 GN oven setups for full-size use.
  • 65 mm (2.56 in.) deep profile is ideal for stews and baked dishes.
  • Ceramic-coated metal alloy construction for foodservice durability.
  • Designed for simmering, braises, gratins, and vegetable dishes.
  • Part of a stew pan family available in multiple GN sizes and depths.

Overall Dimensions:

20.9"W x 12.8"D x 2.6"H

1/1 GN Format

Full-size gastronorm sizing makes the pan compatible with standard oven accessory systems.

65 mm Deep Profile

The deeper pan design supports simmering, braising, and other saucy oven applications.

Ceramic-Coated Surface

Ceramic-coated construction helps provide a durable cooking surface for commercial use.

Metal Alloy Body

Metal alloy construction offers the strength needed for repeated oven use.

Stew Pan Application

Intended for stews, peperonata, ratatouille, braised dishes, and gratins.

Type Pan
Style Stew Pan
Pan Size 1/1 GN
Material Metal Alloy
Finish Ceramic Coated
Shipping Width 21 Inches
Shipping Depth 13 Inches
Shipping Height 3 Inches
Shipping Weight 5 lb.
Selling Unit Each
Units Per Case 1

Frequently Asked Questions

It is a 1/1 GN pan, approximately 12 x 20 inches.
The S1106 is 65 mm deep, which is about 2.56 inches.
It is designed for simmering and baking dishes such as stews, peperonata, ratatouille, braised items, and gratins.
The product description identifies it as a ceramic-coated metal alloy pan.
Yes. The brochure also lists S1102 and S1104 for 1/1 GN, plus 2/1 GN versions including S2102, S2104, and S2106.

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