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By PF Arcand - 12 Years Ago
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Does anyone know of a sources for a fairly large metal tray with short sides, something like an oversize baking tray that could be used for solvent cleaning parts or as a drip tray etc?. Have tried several auto parts suppliers with no luck. Only one could supply a plasic one. I even tried a couple of baking equipment companies & got no response. I don't have room for or regular use for a solvent tank or similar. It needs to be about 22"L x 14"W x1" high but could be longer & wider. Thanks
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By Rono - 12 Years Ago
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Paul;
NAPA used to carry aluminum oil drip pans in a couple of different sizes. Have you checked with them?
Rono
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By Glen Henderson - 12 Years Ago
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A 55 gal drum makes a good one, just cut the bottom as deep as you need it.
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By charliemccraney - 12 Years Ago
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I use a Blitz brand which is about 2ft x 3ft x 1" high. I think I got it at Advance Autoparts. I didn't notice them the last time I was in there. It stashes easily behind my tool box when not in use.
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By MoonShadow - 12 Years Ago
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I bought a plastic pan from my local hardware store that served me well for a long time. It was about 20"x30" and had 6" sides. Of course it was quite difficult to move when loaded! Chuck
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By 62galxe - 12 Years Ago
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might look for a baking tray used in bakerys. there made out of stainless.
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By oldguy668 - 12 Years Ago
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I can't believe this is my first post, but what you might want is a 3/4 sheet cake pan like this
I also have been able to get larger, galvanized steel drip pans at NAPA
Good luck
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By MoonShadow - 12 Years Ago
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I inherited two pans from my wifes folks. They are fairly large and made from a sheet of reasonably thin steel. Corners folded and rivited. I use them under my cars, filled with oil absorbant, as drip pans. Been using them now for a lot of years. Point is if you cant find what you want you can always make it. The corner folding method must be on line somewhere. Chuck
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By PF Arcand - 12 Years Ago
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Thanks to everybody that replied. I'll start with NAPA because they are local. I really liked the 18x26 pan by Winco on Amazon.. but it's an over border shipment into Canada, which will likely draw additional brokerage fees, tax & duty.
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By lyonroad - 12 Years Ago
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Paul. you can have the Amazon product shipped directly to your home, but it will take a few days. It is unlikely that you will be charged extra on an item worth about $14.00. There will be no duty only HST (GST + PST after April 1). Alternately you can have the item shipped to Point Roberts WA, where for a fee of about $3.50 a freight forwarder will hold the item for you to pick up. I note that there is free shipping on this item if shipped to a US address. Give me a call and I can tell you more. You have to register with the forwarding outfit in Point Roberts. There are at least 3 outfits located there and border waits are usually minimal.
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