microwavable metal lunch box

1.Does the microwavable metal lunch box have fire resistance characteristics?

No, the microwavable metal lunch box does not have fire resistance characteristics.

2.Does this microwavable metal lunch box comply with relevant regulations and standards?

Yes, the microwavable metal lunch box we produce comply with relevant regulations, SGS, RoHS, and food grade requirements, and have passed the ISO9001 quality management system.

3.How diverse are the colors and patterns of microwavable metal lunch box?

microwavable metal lunch box come in a wide variety of colors and patterns. They can be found in solid colors such as black, white, red, blue, green, yellow, and pink, as well as in a variety of prints and patterns such as stripes, polka dots, floral designs, and more. Some tin boxes even feature intricate designs and artwork.

4.Is this microwavable metal lunch box easy to stack and display?

Yes, this microwavable metal lunch box is designed to be easy to stack and display.

5.What is the material of the microwavable metal lunch box?

The material of the microwavable metal lunch box is usually tin-plated steel.

6.Does the microwavable metal lunch box have antioxidant properties?

No, the microwavable metal lunch box does not have antioxidant properties.

7.Does the microwavable metal lunch box have anti-corrosion properties?

It depends on the type of box. Some tin boxes are made of galvanized steel, which has anti-corrosion properties, while others are made of plain tin, which does not have anti-corrosion properties.

8.What is the production capacity of the factory for microwavable metal lunch box?

Over 1000 sets of existing moulds.
20 automatic production lines.
300 stamping machines distributed over 10 production lines.
Over 5 Million pcs production capacity per month.

9.Does the design of the microwavable metal lunch box meet the needs of different markets?

The design of the microwavable metal lunch box may meet the needs of different markets depending on the specific design. For example, a tin box designed for a specific market may include features such as a handle, a lid, or a specific shape that is tailored to the needs of that market. However, a generic tin box design may not meet the needs of all markets.

10.What is the size of the microwavable metal lunch box?

The size of the microwavable metal lunch box depends on the specific box you are referring to.

11.Will the color of the microwavable metal lunch box fade?

Yes, the color of the microwavable metal lunch box may fade over time due to exposure to sunlight, moisture, and other environmental factors.

12.Is this microwavable metal lunch box reusable?

It depends on the type of microwavable metal lunch box. Some tin boxes are designed to be reused, while others are designed for single-use only.

13.What are the famous tin box brands?

Common tin box brands include:
1. Bandai
2. Sanrio
3. Disney
4. Pokemon
5. Hello Kitty
6. Rilakkuma
7. Gudetama
8. My Melody
9. Kewpie
10. Peko-chan

14.Does the microwavable metal lunch box meet food safety standards?

It depends on the type of microwavable metal lunch box. Some tin boxes are made of food-grade materials and are designed to meet food safety standards, while others may not. It is important to check the manufacturer's specifications to determine if a particular tin box meets food safety standards.

15.What is the production process for microwavable metal lunch box?

The process of Huayang Metal Manufacturing producing microwavable metal lunch box is as follows:
1. Design: The first step in the production process for tin boxes is to design the box. This includes deciding on the size, shape, and artwork for the box.
2. Tooling: Once the design is finalized, a tooling process is used to create the dies and molds that will be used to form the tin boxes.
3. Cutting: The next step is to cut the tin sheets into the desired shape and size. This is done using a die-cutting machine.
4. Forming: The cut tin sheets are then placed into the molds and pressed into the desired shape.
5. Finishing: The formed tin boxes are then finished with a coating or lacquer to protect them from corrosion and give them a glossy finish.
6. Packaging: The finished tin boxes are then packaged for shipping.