what is the gauge of metal for these pans?
1797210
I do not know exactly but they are extremely sturdy I have been using mine for a year and love them so much! Very thick solid quality little pans. And they are non stick unless you put fries or something with no oil..saw other people complaining.
58701
Not sure but the label did say "commercial grade" I think it may be NSF. They are great pans. Hope this helps!
2091481
Sorry, Brian, I do not know the gauge. They are the heavy steel staples, not the light aluminum kind. I think the website gives the gauge.
1199194
They are not heavy like cast iron. More like a good quality metal pan. I've used them for over a year now and am well satisfied.
426423
I don't know if I will be of much help as far as gauge wise, but this does seem to be a good quality stainless steel pan. I really like it.
1794403
Im not sure the actual gauge but it is very sturdy and the same quality that I have used while working in restaurants.
808461
The gauge is a decent thickness, seems ready for heavier items.This pan is a fantastic for my 24 inch wall oven...JimK
48415
Stainless steel. I'm just guessing the thickness but I'd say about 10 gauge
1882367
My pans do not say "stainless steel". I expect that they are not--perhaps a heavy aluminum. Best pans I've ever used!
976720
Not certain what gauge, but they are no cheaply made tin type buckets. Ours are used for water for our four big dogs and has been exposed to freezing temps urging which the water has frozen solid.. No problems with the bucket at all.
1065333
I believe it is 18/10 gauge. It is heavy stainless steel the aluminum clad bottom for even heat disbursement while cooking. It is very nice stainless cookware for the price.
54123
It is not recommended to use metal with these pans. They would scratch. I have only used nylon and my pans have held up well.
1995676
I can not answer the specifics of gauge. That may be available on the manufacturer website. I can tell you that they are pretty flimsy and if you don't have two people minimum helping to hoist the sections in tandem, the joints will twist and can damage the metal.
1446227
It seems to be a light gauge aluminium compared to other pans I have used in the past, the cakes slide out perfectly, and are super easy to clean, No coating on them which is why I bought them, I don t like artificial coating. I like them so much better then any pans I have used in the past. They are just simple aluminium baking pans, but since all my friends who do major baking use Wilton I knew they would be good. I know this really doesnt completely cover your answer, but they work and are safe. I refuse to use teflon products Happy New Year
173615
I'm afraid like the others who have responded, I don't know the gauge either, but I can recommend this pan 100%. I love it and use it all the time. Hope that helps.
2015786
There is no indication on any surface of the pan indicating the metal content. However, it is lighter than one would expect stainless steel to be, and the color of the metal is not the color of my stainless steel All Clad pans. Hope this is somewhat helpful. PB
792203
Bialetti manufacturers website states that the stainless steel pots are 18/10 gauge.