aluminum tin
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Most of the items are disposable foil pans (listed as “Material: Foil”), while at least one listing is cast aluminum (listed as “Material: Cast Aluminum”).
Sizes and capacities vary widely. Examples include small pie tins (about 5.3 × 5.6 × 1.5 in, ~5 oz), loaf/rectangular pans (around 5.2 × 8.82 × 2.5 in), capacities from about 5 oz up to 95 oz, and a bundt pan listed at 10 cups; some loaf pans note roughly 22 oz.
Listings describe multiple uses: bake, heat, serve, store, and transport food. Phrases in the descriptions include “store, bake, and serve food — all in one tray,” “convenient for storing food for delivery or take-out,” and references to holding and heating hot foods.
Many listings advertise the foil pans as recyclable and “ecofriendly,” while also highlighting that they are disposable for easy cleanup (phrases like “Disposable & Recyclable”).
Listings mention handling and transport features such as twist-to-lock cake keepers with clear domes, full-curl rims on foil pans for a secure grip, and secure lid designs intended for storage and carrying.
Bulk pack sizes shown include 30-count, 50-count, and 100-count packs for disposable foil pans.