Aluminum Vacuum Oven Tray - 16 x 14.5 x 1-in

Flat Aluminum Tray for Vacuum Oven Loads - 16 x 14.5 in

Loose or spilled material in a vacuum oven makes cleanup slow and batches inconsistent. This aluminum tray contains your material on one flat, rigid surface and slides in and out as a single piece. The footprint is 16 in long by 14.5 in wide, with a 1 in height.

Sold individually, this tray suits a grower or processor who needs a spare for rotating batches, or a replacement for a worn one. Buy additional trays if you want to load the next batch while one is in the oven.

Key Features & Benefits

• Aluminum construction — a rigid tray that handles routine processing use.
• 16 x 14.5 in footprint — a wide surface for spreading material in a single layer.
• 1 in height — a low profile that leaves room on oven shelves.
• Sold each — buy one tray or as many as your workflow needs.

Who Should Use Aluminum Vacuum Oven Tray

Processors and lab staff who run vacuum ovens, and growers who handle post-harvest processing, can use this tray as a working or spare shelf pan. Check your oven's interior dimensions before ordering.

About Aluminum Vacuum Oven Tray

This is an unbranded aluminum tray listed in the extraction equipment category. It measures 16 in long, 14.5 in wide and 1 in high, and is sold as a single unit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What are the dimensions of this tray?
A: The tray is 16 in long, 14.5 in wide and 1 in high. Measure your oven chamber before ordering to confirm it fits.

Q: What is the tray made of?
A: It is made of aluminum. Aluminum is a common choice for oven trays because it is rigid and light.

Q: Does it fit my vacuum oven?
A: Fit depends on your oven's interior size and shelf layout. Compare the tray dimensions with your chamber and shelf spacing, since compatibility with specific oven models is not listed.

Q: How many trays come in an order?
A: One tray. It is sold individually, so order several if you want to rotate batches.

Q: What is a vacuum oven tray used for?
A: It holds material on an oven shelf while the oven dries or processes it under reduced pressure. A flat tray keeps the material contained and easy to move.