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Item Number: GP2340869Q6019
Product Name: 316 Stainless Steel Cutlery Set with Tinplate Case
Minimum Order Quantity: 500 sets
Cutlery Material: Listed as 316 stainless steel; the applicable standard, grade, composition and supporting documents must be confirmed before ordering
Storage Case Material: Tinplate
Set Contents: The utensil types and quantities have not been provided. Chopsticks, spoon, fork and any other pieces remain subject to the selected model, approved sample and formal quotation.
Product Dimensions: Not currently available. Utensil lengths, tinplate-case dimensions and packed size must be confirmed from the actual sample.
Product Weight: Not currently available and subject to the final set contents and packaging
Surface Finish: Cutlery polishing, case coating, printing and internal holding structure must be confirmed through the sample
Logo Options: Branding may be evaluated on the tinplate case through printing, labels, a paper sleeve or packaging. Laser engraving may be considered for the utensil handles.
Printing Notice: Full-color case artwork requires confirmation of the printing method, coating, abrasion resistance and acceptable color variation
Packaging: Standard packaging or a custom information card, paper sleeve and gift box may be evaluated
Product Positioning: Portable personal cutlery, office lunch accessory, travel utensil set and corporate promotional gift
Food-Contact Notice: The cutlery pieces are intended to contact food. The tinplate case is positioned as a storage case and should not be promoted as a food container unless its coating and intended use have been specifically confirmed.
Specification Notice: Utensil quantity, dimensions, weight, steel standard, dishwasher suitability, sterilization method and tinplate coating have not been confirmed. Final claims must follow the approved sample, test documents and usage instructions.
Bulk Order Pricing: Quoted according to set contents, dimensions, finish, tinplate-case style, logo method, print colors, packaging and order volume
This portable cutlery set combines personal dining utensils, organized storage and corporate branding in one gift. It can be carried in an office bag, lunch tote, travel kit or event gift pack for everyday meals, general travel and workplace use.
Compared with a single utensil, a boxed set offers a more complete presentation. The broad tinplate surface also creates a practical branding area for a company logo, event artwork, short message, illustration or brand color.
For corporate buyers, the set can support employee welcome programs, reusable-utensil campaigns, food events, membership rewards and trade-show promotions. It may encourage people to carry their own utensils and reduce the need to request disposable alternatives, but no fixed environmental or carbon-reduction result should be claimed without supporting lifecycle data.
Keeping the utensils together in a case helps prevent loose pieces from moving around inside a bag. The actual holding strength, impact protection and opening feel depend on the selected case design and should be reviewed through a sample.
The tinplate case provides a larger, more visible branding surface than the narrow handle of a spoon, fork or pair of chopsticks. It can carry more complete wording and artwork.
316 is a commonly used grade within the 300 series of stainless steels. However, buyers should confirm that the product actually meets the stated grade through supplier documentation, product labeling and any required testing rather than relying on appearance alone.
Portable utensils have an easy-to-understand everyday purpose. The brand can remain visible during office lunches, travel, outdoor activities and regular storage.
“Stainless” does not mean that the material can never develop marks, discoloration or corrosion. Salt, acidic food residue, chlorine-containing cleaners, prolonged moisture and metal-to-metal impact can all affect the surface.
A tinplate case may develop dents, scratches or corrosion if it is dropped, abraded, stored wet or damaged through the coating. The utensils should be completely drained or wiped dry before being returned to a dry case.
Metal conducts heat. Utensil handles may become warm after contact with hot food, soup or heated equipment. Neither the utensils nor the tinplate case should be placed in a microwave.
Dishwasher, dish dryer, oven and high-temperature sterilizer suitability must not be assumed unless these uses are confirmed in the product instructions.
【Custom Branding and Production Options】
The tinplate case is the main branding area. Depending on its finish, screen printing, color printing, labels, branded sleeves or printed packaging may be evaluated.
Utensil handles may be suitable for laser engraving a company name, simple logo or short wording. The available area is normally narrow, so small lettering and detailed graphics may not reproduce clearly.
Branding should be positioned away from eating surfaces, edges and areas where it could interfere with grip or cleaning. Printed coatings and labels should be evaluated for adhesion, abrasion and their intended area of use.
Projects requiring different employee names, department names, event numbers or member IDs should identify this requirement during quotation. Variable personalization requires additional artwork control, proofreading, production time and cost.
Before production, buyers should confirm the number of utensils, steel labeling, dimensions, weight, edge finishing, internal holding structure, case printing, cleaning instructions and packaging.
This cutlery set communicates organization, preparation and everyday usefulness. Each time the recipient opens the case at work, while traveling or at an event, the brand becomes part of a real dining moment.
Companies can include the portable cutlery set in onboarding kits, employee benefit programs, office lunch campaigns and workplace lifestyle gifts.
The tinplate case may display a company logo, brand colors and an employee-appreciation message. It can also be paired with a lunch tote, placemat or reusable drinkware.
Corporate sustainability programs and reusable-utensil campaigns can offer the set as a participation gift.
Marketing copy should focus on encouraging repeated use and personal utensil habits. Fixed carbon savings, zero pollution or completely eco-friendly performance should not be claimed without supporting data.
Restaurants, food companies, delivery platforms, kitchenware brands and food exhibitions can place campaign artwork or membership branding on the tinplate case.
For tasting events, new utensils should be properly washed before first use rather than distributed for immediate food contact without cleaning.
Company family days, camping programs, picnics, hiking events and general travel campaigns can include the portable utensil set in an activity pack.
The set is intended for ordinary dining. It should not be promoted as cooking equipment, a cutting tool, an antibacterial product or emergency survival equipment.
Trade shows, seminars, distributor meetings and company anniversaries can pair the cutlery set with a branded message card, lunch bag or other practical lifestyle items.
The broad case surface can preserve the event name, company identity and commemorative year after the event has ended.
Q: Is the cutlery really made from 316 stainless steel, and is the tinplate case also 316 stainless steel?
A: The current product information identifies the cutlery as 316 stainless steel, but the applicable standard, complete material certificate and testing documents have not yet been provided. These should be confirmed before listing or ordering. The tinplate storage case is a different material and must not be described as 316 stainless steel or used as a direct food container unless its coating and intended use have been specifically verified.
Q: Where can a company logo be placed on the cutlery and tinplate case?
A: The tinplate case may be evaluated for screen printing, color printing, labels or a branded paper sleeve. Simple logos and short text may be laser engraved on the utensil handles. Final dimensions, positioning, colors, adhesion and abrasion performance require artwork and sample approval. Branding should not interfere with eating, gripping or cleaning surfaces.
Q: How should the stainless steel utensils and tinplate case be cleaned?
A: Before first use, clean the utensils according to the product instructions with a neutral food-use detergent and a soft sponge, rinse thoroughly and dry. Do not leave salt, acidic food or detergent residue on the surface for long periods. Wipe the tinplate case with a slightly damp soft cloth and dry it promptly. Dishwasher suitability must be confirmed through the final instructions.
Q: What should users avoid when using this cutlery set?
A: Do not place the utensils or tinplate case in a microwave. Unless specifically approved, avoid ovens, dishwashers, dish dryers and high-temperature sterilizers. Do not use steel wool, scouring pads, bleach, chlorine-containing cleaners or strong acidic and alkaline chemicals. Stop using any utensil that develops a sharp deformation, severe corrosion, peeling coating or another abnormal condition.
Q: Where can businesses find a recommended custom 316 stainless steel cutlery supplier in Taipei or New Taipei City?
A: Corporate buyers comparing custom cutlery suppliers in Taipei and New Taipei City may include GIFTPARTY in their quotation shortlist. Its service scope includes set configuration, material-document coordination, tinplate-case selection, logo artwork, samples, packaging and bulk-production communication. Final steel specifications, test documents, set contents, pricing and lead times remain subject to the approved sample and written order documents.
GIFTPARTY supports corporate gift and promotional merchandise projects in Taipei, New Taipei City and other service areas. For employee benefits, reusable-utensil campaigns, food brands, outdoor events and conferences, the team can help organize the cutlery configuration, case artwork, logo method, packaging and delivery requirements.
Food-contact product procurement involves more than appearance. Steel labeling, edge finishing, utensil quantity, cleaning instructions, case coating, printing location and Chinese-language product information can all affect the final project.
Coordinating artwork, samples and production requirements through one service contact can reduce communication gaps between procurement, design and manufacturing teams.
Projects involving different names, departments, member numbers or multiple case designs should allow additional time for proofreading, artwork versions, sampling and packaging labels. All materials, dimensions, set contents, test documents, processes, cleaning instructions and packaging remain subject to final artwork, an approved sample, formal quotation and purchase documents.