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Dec 30, 2025 - 01:24 PM
The best dimensions for an oil drain and drip pan depend on the specific application—larger pans are ideal for collecting spills from big machinery or appliances, while smaller pans are better suited for tight spaces or minor leaks. When choosing dimensions, consider the footprint of the equipment, the volume of fluid that could be captured, and available storage or handling space. Available options range from compact 12" x 12" pans like the All Purpose Drip Pan 12" x 12" Galvanized Steel to expansive 48" x 24" models such as the All Purpose Drip Pan 48" x 24" Galvanized Steel. This range ensures you can find a pan that fits your specific requirements, whether for small appliances or industrial-scale operations.
