Spun Drain Pans & Ice Tubs

A drain pan has one job: hold water and direct it somewhere safe. A welded pan leaks at the seam; a pressed pan has draw marks and thin corners. Spinning forms the pan from one disc over a mandrel, so the wall is continuous, the rim is true, and the only joint is where you decide to put a fitting.

• No seam means no leak path — relevant for warranty-sensitive appliances and rental fleets
• Uniform wall thickness, so the rim stays round and lids and inserts fit
• Bright drawn finish straight from the mandrel; polish optional
• Depth and diameter independent — deep tubs and shallow trays from the same process

A pan that arrives without fittings is a half-finished part on your production line. We install the hardware at our assembly stations so the pan is ready to use out of the carton:

• Rivet nuts and threaded bosses for leg sets and handles
• Drain fittings — PVC or brass tailpieces, welded or gasketed
• Side handles and ear brackets welded and dressed
• Protective film on polished surfaces for transport

Tell us what the pan mounts to and we will propose the fitting set; most customers send one sample pan and a parts list, and the first article comes back complete.

• Event and rental industries: ice tubs for beverage stations and beer coolers
• Appliance OEMs: drain pans for washing machines, water heaters and softeners
• Food service: presentation tubs and chilling buckets (304 on request)
• Building services: condensate and overflow pans for AHUs

Rental fleets are the most demanding customer for this product: dents, rim damage and leak paths all end a pan's life early. Seamless spun pans survive rental duty measurably longer than welded ones.