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8 Inch Round Aluminum Foil Container with Lid

Item SC807-950L is an 8-inch round aluminum foil container with lid — 1020ml (34.5 oz) on a 212mm rim with a 47mm wall, at just 12 grams. It fills the gap between single-meal 7-inch rounds and family-size 9-inch pans: large enough for a generous individual portion or a shared side, light enough to keep unit cost and freight weight down.

  • 1020ml capacity on a 212mm footprint — large single portions and shared sides
  • 47mm wall carries sauced dishes, noodles and rice bowls with headroom
  • Only 12g: the strongest capacity-to-weight ratio in the 7-9 inch round range
  • Radial embossed base resists sag when carried by the rim
  • Rolled rim fits crimped foil, board and clear dome lids; oven and freezer safe


8 Inch Round Aluminum Foil Container with Lid

Spezifikationen

Item #DescriptionCapacityTop Out (mm)Top In (mm)Bottom (mm)Depth (mm)
SC807-950L8 Inch Round Foil Container with Lid1020ml21219617247

Menu engineering usually forces a jump from a 7-inch single-meal round straight to a 9-inch family pan, with nothing in between. SC807-950L occupies that gap. It takes the dishes that overflow a single-meal size — a full noodle portion with broth, a rice bowl built for two toppings, a shared curry side — without committing to the width, foil weight and lid size of a family format. For delivery menus tiered by portion size, it is the natural middle rung.

The weight figure deserves attention. At 12 grams the pan holds over a liter of food, a capacity-to-weight ratio achieved through structure rather than gauge: wrinkle-wall ribs stiffen the sidewall, and the radial sunburst embossing pressed into the base spreads load the way spokes brace a wheel. Less aluminum per unit means a lower price per thousand and lower freight cost per carton — savings that compound across a year's volume without any reduction in carried load.

The 196mm opening gives filling lines and ladles a wide working target, and the 172mm flat base sits steady on scales and conveyor belts. One rolled rim accepts three closures — crimped foil lids for oven programs, foil-board lids for takeaway volume, clear dome lids for display — so a single SKU covers hot case, delivery bag and grab-and-go shelf. Like every pan in our round pans and bowls range, it moves from freezer to oven in the same package and recycles with ordinary aluminum. Bulk cartons, private label and custom print programs are available — send your portion spec and annual volume for a quote.

FAQs

Where does an 8-inch round sit between 7-inch and 9-inch pans?

It is the middle rung. A 7-inch round covers single meals; a 9-inch covers family portions. This 8-inch holds 1020ml — the right size for large individual portions, topped rice or noodle bowls, and shared sides, without the extra foil, lid size and shelf width of a 9-inch format.

What dishes suit this size and depth?

Noodle dishes with broth, loaded rice bowls, shared curries, pasta portions for hearty appetites, and sides like roasted potatoes or vegetables for the table. The 47mm wall leaves headroom for sauced builds.

Why does the 12g weight matter?

Two ways. Structurally, it shows the pan gets its rigidity from the ribbed wall and embossed base rather than from heavy gauge. Commercially, less aluminum per unit means a lower unit price and lower freight weight per carton — a direct saving at annual volumes.

What lids fit this container?

Three closures run on the same rolled rim: crimped foil lids for oven reheat programs, foil-board lids for takeaway, and clear dome lids for display. Tell us your lid type when ordering and we will confirm the pairing.

Is it oven and freezer safe, and can I order it private label?

Yes on both. The food-grade aluminum body goes from freezer to conventional oven in one step and recycles after use. Private-label programs include custom cartons, embossed bases and printed lids — share your volume and branding requirements for a quote.

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