Chicago Metallic Angel Food Cake Pan with Cooling Feet, 2-Piece Nonstick Tube Pan, 9.5 Inch Carbon Steel, Perfect for Pound and Sponge Cakes
4.7 / 5 · 7,475 ratings
- Model
- 16184
- Material
- Heavy-weight carbon steel
- Size
- 9.5 × 4 in, 16 cups

Twelve models on Amazon: round pans at 8 and 9 inches, a graduated three-piece set, springform, angel food, tart and a 9 by 13 inch rectangular pan.
The nine-inch round pan exists in three different product lines at the same diameter, which makes it the clearest place to see what Professional, Commercial II and Uncoated Textured actually mean.
Diameters and depths are given as published by the manufacturer. Straight sides are standard across the round pans.
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| Model | Size | Coating | Line | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
16184 | 9.5 × 4 in, 16 cups | Non-Stick | – | 4.7 (7,475) |
5233128 | 6, 8 and 10 in, set of 3 | Non-Stick | Professional | 4.8 (9,469) |
16628 | 8 in diameter × 2 in | Non-Stick | Professional | 4.8 (9,469) |
16629 | 9 in diameter × 2 in | Non-Stick | Professional | 4.8 (9,469) |
26633 | 4 mini tiered cakes | Non-Stick | Professional | 4.6 (1,620) |
16409 | 9 in diameter, springform | Non-Stick | Professional | 4.3 (546) |
16408 | 8 in diameter, springform | Non-Stick | Professional | 4.3 (546) |
59628 | 8 in diameter × 2 in | Non-Stick | Commercial II | 4.7 (534) |
59629 | 9 in diameter × 2 in | Non-Stick | Commercial II | 4.7 (534) |
5228729 | 11 in diameter, tart | Non-Stick | Arch Textured | 4.7 (150) |
5237986 | 9 × 13 in | Uncoated | Uncoated Textured | 4.2 (30) |
5237982 | 9 in diameter | Uncoated | Uncoated Textured | 4.8 (22) |
Six round pans cover the two standard layer-cake diameters plus a graduated set. All have straight sides, which is what gives a layer cake a clean vertical edge when the layers are stacked.
Model 16628 is the Professional eight-inch pan, heavy-weight aluminized steel with a silicone-based non-stick coating, 8 inches across by 2 inches deep. Model 59628 covers the same diameter in the Commercial II line, built from heavy-gauge aluminized steel with a dual-layer non-stick coating. Both are rated to 230 °C.
Three pans share the nine-inch diameter. Model 16629 is the Professional version in carbon steel with a reinforced rolled rim. Model 59629 is the Commercial II version in heavy-weight aluminized steel with the dual non-stick coating. Model 5237982 is the Uncoated Textured version, heavy-gauge 1.0 mm aluminum with no coating at all and an encapsulated wire rod rim, rated to 450 °F.
Model 5233128 covers tiered cakes in one purchase: three graduated pans at 6, 8 and 10 inches, each 2 inches deep, in heavy-weight aluminized steel with a non-stick coating and rated to 450 °F. The three diameters stack into a conventional tiered cake without needing a separate pan for each layer.
Two designs in this range come apart rather than releasing their contents by inversion, because some cakes cannot be turned upside down at all.
Models 16408 and 16409 use a spring latch that clamps the side wall against the base, giving a tight seal during baking and letting the wall lift away afterwards. Heavy-weight carbon steel with a silicone-based non-stick coating, rated to 230 °C, hand wash. The eight-inch and nine-inch versions are identical apart from diameter.
For individual portions rather than a single large cake, the 12-cup mini-cheesecake pan uses removable bottoms to achieve the same result on a smaller scale.
Model 16184 is a two-piece pan with a removable centre tube, 9.5 inches across by 4 inches high, holding 16 cups. Heavy-weight carbon steel, rated to 232 °C.
The feet on the rim are functional. Angel food cake is stabilised by egg-white foam rather than fat, and it has to cool upside down so the crumb sets under its own weight instead of collapsing. The feet hold the inverted pan clear of the counter while that happens. The removable tube then lifts the cake out without pressing on the sides.
Three pans in the range produce a specific form rather than a plain round or rectangular cake.
Model 26633 bakes four individual tiered cakes in one pass, each tapering from a 4-inch base to a 2-inch top. Heavy-weight aluminized steel with a silicone-based non-stick coating, rated to 232 °C. Weddings, showers and anniversary tables are the intended use, where four small cakes serve better than one large one.
Model 5228729 is an 11-inch round tart pan from the Arch Textured line, built from 0.5 mm carbon steel with a non-stick coating over a textured base. The rims are rounded and domed, which adds rigidity and gives a grip point when the pan comes out of a hot oven. Tarts, quiches and shallow cakes.
Model 5237986 is the standard American sheet-cake size in heavy-gauge 1.0 mm aluminum, uncoated, with a textured base and an encapsulated wire rod rim, rated to 450 °F. The same pan handles brownies and warm dips as well as cake.
The nine-inch round pan is the clearest illustration of what the line names mean, because three versions exist at exactly the same size.
The same three-way split appears at eight inches between models 16628 and 59628, and across the wider range in the loaf pans and baking sheets. Metal thickness is published only for the Uncoated Textured pans, at 1.0 mm, and for the Arch Textured tart pan at 0.5 mm.
Fluted and novelty shapes belong to the Chicago Metallic foodservice catalogue rather than the consumer range. Bundt pan 50136, bundtlette pan 50624, the fluted tube pan 51605, angel food and tube pans 46540, 46545, 46550 and 46565, square pan 21500, springform 40406 and the checkerboard and Mary Ann sets all sell through restaurant supply channels and are not part of the range covered here.
Model 10001, which appears in searches as a Chicago Metallic cake filler, is commercial depositing equipment rather than bakeware.
For a tube-shaped cake in the consumer range, model 16184 is the available option, with a straight-sided tube and removable centre rather than the fluted profile of a Bundt pan.
Angel food cake is held up by egg-white foam rather than fat, so it has to cool upside down while the crumb sets. The feet on model 16184 hold the inverted pan clear of the counter during that stage. The two-piece design with a removable centre tube then lifts the cake out without pressing on the sides.
A springform pan has a spring latch that clamps the side wall to the base and releases it after baking, so the cake never has to be turned upside down. Models 16408 and 16409 cover the 8 and 9 inch sizes. Cheesecakes and other soft-set cakes need this because inverting them is not possible.
Round pans come in 8 and 9 inch, both 2 inches deep, and model 5233128 adds a three-piece set at 6, 8 and 10 inches. The range also includes a 9 by 13 inch rectangular pan, an 11 inch tart pan and a 9.5 by 4 inch angel food pan.
At nine inches all three exist side by side. Model 16629 is Professional, carbon steel with a single non-stick coating. Model 59629 is Commercial II, heavy-weight aluminized steel with a dual-layer coating. Model 5237982 is Uncoated Textured, 1.0 mm aluminum with a textured base and no coating.
Fluted Bundt and bundtlette pans, including models 50136, 50624 and 51605, are part of the foodservice catalogue and sell through restaurant supply channels rather than Amazon. In the consumer range, model 16184 is the tube pan option, with straight sides and a removable centre rather than a fluted profile.
Chicago Metallic Angel Food Cake Pan with Cooling Feet, 2-Piece Nonstick Tube Pan, 9.5 Inch Carbon Steel, Perfect for Pound and Sponge CakesBuy on Amazon