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FlexiCoat

PAN RECOATING

FlexiCoat®
AMERICAN PAN
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Get 3 to 4 times longer life than with standard silicone glazes.

Complete 800 to 1,500 bake cycles, in most applications, before recoating.

FlexiCoat rubberized silicone coating is excellent for coating baguette pans, baking screens, and other perforated trays to deliver specific baking characteristics and consistent quality.

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  • Reduce Costs

    Use bakeware and equipment longer and reduce or eliminate secondary release agents such as oil, silicone mats, and paper.

  • Decrease Cleaning Time

    Enjoy minimal maintenance and cleaning.

  • Increase Efficiency

    Experience fewer work stoppages and handling errors with straightened pans.

  • Increase Productivity

    Increase yield and reduce waste from depanning issues.

  • Improve Product Quality

    Ensure product consistency through improved dough flow and release.

  • Increase Safety & Cleanliness

    Create a safer environment with reduced fire hazards due to elimination of oils and grease.

  • Enhance Sustainability

    Limit environmental impact by reducing scrap levels, reducing consumption of oils and prolonging the life of your pans.

Recoating Services

OUR EXCLUSIVE METHODOLOGY AND COATINGS PROLONG PAN LIFE AND RESTORE OPTIMAL PERFORMANCE

We’ve perfected the process for cleaning and recoating baking pans through 25 years serving some of the world’s largest and most demanding bakeries.

  1. STRAIGHTENING (OPTIONAL)

    Hydraulic presses and custom-made dies remove dents and warping, restoring pans to their original shape.

  2. COATING REMOVAL & CLEANING​

    A proprietary cleaning solution removes the existing coating as well as heavy greases and carbon from pans.

  3. COATING

    Pans are then coated with Flexicoat and cured in high-temperature ovens.

  4. SHIPPING

    In most cases, pans will be back in your bakery and good as new in 2 to 3 weeks.

Handling Procedures

FOR BAKING PANS WITH FLEXICOAT

FlexiCoat silicone glaze has excellent release properties and resistance to corrosion. However, exposure to excess heat or moisture and contact with plant equipment or practices that cause abrasion of the coating can shorten the life of your pans. Following these handling requirements will minimize the risk of damaging your pans and maximize the life of your coated pans. Neglect to follow these guidelines will reduce the life of your pan.

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