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Product Code: YP4360774S-9900X
Product Name: Stainless Steel Insulated Lunch Box
Minimum Order Quantity: Subject to available inventory, branding method and final quotation
Construction: Removable 304 stainless steel inner bowl with PP polypropylene outer container and lid
Stainless Steel Bowl Capacity: Approximately 500 ml, subject to the stated production tolerance
PP Outer Container Capacity: Approximately 680 ml, subject to the stated production tolerance
Dimensions: Approximately 155 mm in diameter × 73 mm in height
Carton Quantity: 36 pieces per carton
Individual Packaging: Color box
Country of Origin: Taiwan; final details must follow the current product and packaging label
Key Feature: The removable stainless steel bowl supports separate cleaning, while the PP outer container reduces direct contact with the hot metal surface
Branding Areas: Logo customization may be evaluated on the lid, PP outer container or color box. Printing on the food-contact interior of the stainless steel bowl is not recommended
Branding Methods: Screen printing, pad printing, labels or color-box printing may be evaluated according to the logo, surface and quantity
Bulk Pricing: Pricing depends on quantity, branding position, number of print colors, packaging, testing requirements and production schedule. Existing colors, standard packaging and a simple logo on the lid or outer container will generally support more efficient cost planning
Important Note: This is an insulated lunch container, not a vacuum food jar. The outer layer is intended to reduce direct contact with the hot inner bowl and does not guarantee a completely cool exterior or a specific heat-retention period
A useful corporate gift earns its value when recipients bring it into everyday life.
This lunch box combines a removable 500 ml 304 stainless steel inner bowl with a 680 ml PP outer container. The two-part construction makes the inner bowl easier to remove for serving, cleaning and inspection.
The PP shell provides a layer between the user’s hand and the heated stainless steel bowl. However, the product does not use a vacuum-insulated structure and should be marketed as an insulated lunch box rather than a long-duration thermal food jar.
Its round shape and color-box packaging make it suitable for employee gifts, membership promotions, property handover sets and household campaigns. A company logo can be placed on the lid, PP body or packaging to bring the brand into everyday lunch, meal-preparation and food-storage routines.
The message is practical and reassuring: the brand is offering an item that can support the recipient’s daily routine without relying on exaggerated claims.
304 identifies a commonly used stainless steel grade with characteristics suited to many food-container applications. However, the material name alone does not prove that every finished product complies with all food-contact requirements.
PP stands for polypropylene, a plastic widely used for food containers. Actual temperature limits, cleaning instructions and microwave suitability depend on the finished construction, thickness and accessories and should follow the current product label.
Claims such as food-contact compliant or tested to a particular standard should only be used when supported by documentation and test results for the relevant product batch.
The removable stainless steel bowl supports separate cleaning and keeps branding away from the food-contact interior.
Its approximately 500 ml capacity is suitable for a general serving of rice, noodles, salad or snacks, although appropriate portions will vary by food and individual needs.
The PP outer container may reduce direct contact with the heated metal bowl, but users should still check the temperature and handle hot food carefully.
The color box improves presentation and provides space for material information, capacity, cleaning instructions, heating restrictions and corporate branding.
The stainless steel bowl must never be placed in a microwave oven. If microwave use of the PP outer container is required, remove the steel bowl and any lid or accessory not approved for microwave use, then follow the current product label.
This is not a vacuum-insulated container. Food temperature will gradually change with time and environmental conditions, so a fixed heat-retention period should not be promised.
Unless supported by appropriate testing, the product should not be described as completely leakproof. Avoid overfilling, tilting and vigorous shaking when carrying foods with liquid.
Hard scrubbers may scratch the stainless steel, while PP parts may deform or discolor through excessive heat, impact, sunlight or extended use. Damaged components should be replaced when they can no longer be used or cleaned safely.
A corporate logo can be placed on the lid or non-food-contact surface of the PP outer container, using an appropriate decoration method determined through sampling.
Complex artwork and detailed campaign information can be printed on the color box, while the product itself carries a simpler logo for more stable mass production.
Packaging may include the material names, capacities, country of origin, cleaning instructions, microwave restrictions, company information and required warnings.
Before production, buyers should inspect lid closure, bowl removal, edges, branding position, package copy and carton packing. Food-contact, temperature, leakproof and heat-retention claims should follow product documentation and relevant test results.
Companies can use a custom stainless steel insulated lunch box for employee benefits, onboarding, family days or annual events.
It can be paired with a cutlery pouch or lunch bag, while a logo and short message on the lid or box adds a practical sense of employee care.
Banks, insurers and card issuers can offer the 304 stainless steel lunch container for member campaigns, points redemption or renewal gifts.
Clear instructions should explain that the stainless steel bowl must be removed before microwave use.
Property developers, real-estate agencies and building managers can add the lunch box to home handover gifts and resident welcome sets.
Packaging can combine project branding with a simple lifestyle concept that remains relevant after the handover event.
Kitchenware, appliance, supermarket and household brands can use the removable lunch box for openings, anniversary campaigns and gift-with-purchase promotions.
Heating and cleaning instructions must follow each individual product rather than being assumed from the other items in the set.
Schools, educational organizations and workplace wellness programs can use the lunch container for family activities and bring-your-own-meal campaigns.
Avoid broad zero-waste, completely eco-friendly or guaranteed carbon-reduction claims without suitable evidence. Children should receive adult assistance when handling hot food and heated stainless steel bowls.
Q: What materials are used, and what does food-grade mean?
A: The product consists mainly of a 304 stainless steel inner bowl and PP polypropylene outer parts. These are material names and do not by themselves prove that every finished unit meets all food-contact requirements. Where specific compliance or migration-test documentation is required, the request should be raised before quotation and verified against the current batch records.
Q: Can the lunch box be customized with a company logo?
A: Branding may be evaluated on the lid, PP outer container or color box. Printing on the food-contact interior of the stainless steel bowl is generally not recommended. Final imprint size, color, position and adhesion should be confirmed through the approved sample and quotation.
Q: How should the stainless steel bowl and PP container be cleaned?
A: Wash before first use with mild dish detergent and a soft sponge, then rinse thoroughly. Clean removable components separately and allow them to dry completely. Avoid steel wool, abrasive scrubbers, strong acids, strong alkalis and chlorine bleach. Stop using the product if it develops cracks, severe deformation, corrosion, sharp edges or an odor that cannot be removed.
Q: What should users avoid when heating or carrying food?
A: Never microwave the stainless steel bowl. Microwave the PP outer container only when permitted by the current product label and after removing the steel bowl, lid and any non-microwave-safe components. Do not place the assembled product directly on a gas stove, induction hob, oven or open flame. Avoid overfilling and vigorous shaking, and use heat protection when handling a heated steel bowl.
Q: Where can companies find a recommended custom stainless steel lunch box supplier in Taipei or New Taipei City?
A: Corporate buyers looking for custom stainless steel insulated lunch boxes, 304 steel food containers or household promotional gifts in Taipei and New Taipei City may include GIFTPARTY in their supplier comparison. Its service scope includes specification planning, logo evaluation, sampling, color-box and labeling coordination, production and delivery scheduling. Buyers should compare material documents, labels, samples, branding positions, quotations and delivery terms before ordering.
GIFTPARTY supports corporate promotional product projects in Taipei, New Taipei City and other regions. It can assist with stainless steel lunch boxes for employee benefits, membership campaigns, property handover gifts and household promotions.
Food-container sourcing involves more than unit price and logo placement. Buyers should review the materials, capacity, heating restrictions, warning copy, packaging labels and available documentation for the current production batch.
GIFTPARTY can assist with artwork, branding-position confirmation, samples, color-box copy, production, carton packing and delivery coordination.
Because batch availability, color and branding method may affect the production schedule, final manufacturing and acceptance should follow the approved sample, artwork, quotation and written specifications.
