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How to Properly Handle and Care for Plastic Trays




The difference between a successful and an average baking experience lies in utilizing the right equipment and tools necessary to bake. What should go in the list of these “must-haves” are the baking trays that come in a range of materials and designs. With great development and great manufacturing technologies, both the demand and supply of plastic trays also continue to increase. This is primarily due to the numerous advantages plastic trays bring to manufacturers and users alike. These include being lightweight, highly durable, easy to fabricate, affordable to buy, cheap to produce, very flexible, non-conductive, odorless, safe to use, and recyclable.


Despite the fact that plastic trays are durable, still, they need to be properly handled or taken care of for longer use. Speaking of, here are the top four caring tips for you to fully enjoy all the benefits that the trays provide.


Cleaning them regularly: The leftovers that are left on the surface of your baking trays can tarnish its colour and damage its structural formation. Regularly cleaning them allows their service to remain of the highest quality and for a longer time.


Avoid over stacking them: For a standard plastic tray, it is recommended to have 10 maximum pieces per stack or at most 15 for the smaller units. This can help keep them perfectly in shape without destroying their structural form due to constant tipping.


Keeping them away from extreme heat: as these trays cannot handle extreme temperatures well because of the degenerative nature of plastics, making them less effective in handling extreme heat. So, to make sure that they last longer, keep them at room temperature and away from high heat all the time.


Keeping them from corrosives: Strong chemicals such as acids and alkalis are most likely to corrode the surface of plastic trays and will eventually wear them out, harden, or leave them faded. In order to maintain their perfect condition, it is imperative to prevent them coming into contact with corrosives.

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