Pancrete creates a tough, durable surface over your existing pan, restoring it for decades of service. It's the complete solution for protecting your HVAC system investment.
For over 20 years, Pancrete has set the standard for HVAC drain pan resurfacing. It’s a cost-effective alternative to replacement, saving thousands and extending unit life.
Pancrete: The "Pan in a Can"
With Pancrete, transform your drain pan into a new, resilient surface. Here's why HVAC professionals choose it:
Resurfaces the existing pan, extending its life
Creates a self-leveling, smooth, enamel-like finish
Water-repellent and submersible for wet environments
Stops leaks and prevents future corrosion
Perfect for Damp Drain Pan Environments
Anti-corrosive and resistant to harsh chemicals
Forms a cleanable surface that prevents buildup
Quick-drying with limited downtime (4-6 hours)
Trusted Durability
With Pancrete, units restored over two decades ago are still operational. It’s more durable than factory-installed pans, making it ideal for proactive maintenance and long-term use.
Contact us today to connect with a distributor and start your restoration journey. For a full restoration, pair Pancrete with V570 for vertical surfaces.
Pancrete Technical Data
Performance
Pancrete is a high performance,
corrosion proof product with high
adhesion to metal and plastic
surfaces. Resists corrosion on
aluminum, galvanized, copper and
stainless steel.
Stops pan leaks
Automatic pan leveling
Not affected by coil cleaners
Ensures long life to new pans
Strengthens your pan
Characteristics
HMIS: 0-0-0
Boiling Point: NIA
Specific Gravity (water=1): 1.2
Vapor Pressure (MM HG): 17mm @ 20’C
Material V.O.C: 1 Ib/gal (62 g/L)
Coating V.O.C: 1 Ib/gal (64 g/L)
Vapor Density (AIR=1): Heavier than air
Evaporation Rate (Water=1): Slower than ether
Solubility in Water: Insoluble
%Volatile (by wgt): 94%
Appearance and Odor: Blue or Black
Liquid;
Ammonia Odor
Respiratory Protection: None required if good ventilation is maintained. Otherwise use NIOSH approved respirator designed to
remove particles.
Ventilation: Local exhaust needed at point of release to maintain exposure below TLV.
Eye Protection: Chemical splash goggles recommended to avoid eye contact.
Protective Gloves: Rubber gloves.
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Instructions
Application
Before Starting: Wear safety goggles
and gloves
DO NOT MIX UNTIL YOU ARE READY TO POUR.
PANCRETE MUST BE POURED IMMEDIATELY AFTER MIXING OR IT WILL HARDEN IN THE CAN
Step 1: Drain the pain: use a wet vacuum to remove any water or loose deposits from the surface.
Step 2: Wire brush, or mechanically brush surface to remove deposits and loose rust. Vacuum a second time.
Step 3: Duct tape any small pinholes on surface, or if larger, cover with a metal sheet.
Step 4: Insert 2.5 inch PVC into drain hole and raise hole well above Pancrete level (elbow piece for side drain)
Step 5: Check the ambient temperature and the temperature of the surface to which Pancrete is to be applied. They both must be greater than 70 F
Step 6: Mix (Part A) and (Part B) together by first pouring back and forth twenty times.
Step 7: Pour Pancrete on pan surface.
Step 8: Wait 4-6 hours before returning unit to service. Do not walk on for 24 to 48 hours or until Pancrete is thoroughly hardened.
Step 9: Before putting unit back into service, hacksaw excess PVC that was inserted in step (4.) File down smooth if needed
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