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The Reusable Pizza Storage Container with 5 Microwavable Serving Trays consists of a red collapsible silicone body, a transparent latched lid, and five gray microwavable trays. The container is made of PP, ABS, and silicone and the trays are PP. The body is triangular to match a pizza slice. Weight is 502g and height ranges between 4.5cm and 11cm with a footprint of 26.5×19.5cm, so the height can follow the number of slices stored.
Collapsible body: height switches between 4.5cm and 11cm, and the empty container folds down to take up less refrigerator and cabinet space.
Five separate trays: pizza slices are stored in layers with a tray between each slice.
Latched lid: the transparent lid shows what is stored, and the lid surface carries a vent valve.
Microwave-ready trays: a tray can be taken out and placed in a microwave oven to reheat, so no transfer is needed.
20 pieces per carton, with a carton size of 55×41×26cm and an inner box size of 27×20×5cm.
Material: container PP + ABS + silicone, trays PP
Structure: collapsible silicone body + latched lid + 5 trays
Body: triangular, red silicone, gray rim
Trays: gray, triangular, stackable
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Item No. |
JS-A112 |
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Material |
Container PP + ABS + silicone, trays PP |
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Weight |
502g (±5g) |
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Size |
26.5×19.5×4.5cm / 26.5×19.5×11cm (two height states) |
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Inner box size |
27×20×5cm |
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Carton size |
55×41×26cm |
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PCS/CTN |
20 |
Refrigerated storage and microwave reheating of leftover pizza.
Carrying triangular food such as pizza slices or triangular sandwiches to offices and schools.
Serving food at picnics and camping trips.
OEM/ODM is supported for the Reusable Pizza Storage Container with 5 Microwavable Serving Trays. Body, lid, and tray colors, brand logo, and packaging can be customized for chain-brand merchandise, supermarket, and e-commerce channels.
Place each pizza slice on a tray, stack the trays in the body, close the lid and fasten the latches, then store in the refrigerator. To reheat, take out a tray and heat it in a microwave oven.
