Single Cell Bagasse Lunch Box Disposable Bagasse Food Container 8 Inch

8 Inch Pulp Single-cell Lunch Box Disposable Biodegradable Take Away Food Container

Production Process of Biodegradable Pulp Boxes

1.Raw Material Preparation: The process starts with the preparation of raw materials, which usually include recycled paper pulp or virgin pulp sourced from sustainably managed forests. The pulp is processed to achieve the desired consistency and quality.

2.Pulp Molding: In the pulp molding process, the prepared pulp is placed in molds that define the shape and size of the boxes. The molds can be customized to create various types of meal boxes, trays, or containers.

3.Molding and Forming: The pulp-filled molds undergo a molding and forming process where heat and pressure are applied to shape the pulp into the desired configuration of the boxes. This step helps in solidifying the pulp and creating a sturdy structure.

4.Drying: Once the pulp has taken the shape of the boxes, they are moved to drying chambers or ovens where they undergo a drying process. Proper drying is essential to ensure the meal boxes are firm, durable, and ready for further processing.

5.Trimming and Finishing: After drying, the boxes are trimmed to remove any excess pulp or uneven edges, resulting in a smooth and uniform finish. Additional finishing touches such as printing, labeling, or coating can be applied as per customer requirements.

6.Quality Control: Throughout the production process, quality control checks are conducted to ensure that the boxes meet specified standards in terms of strength, dimensions, appearance, and biodegradability.

7.Packaging and Distribution: Once the biodegradable pulp boxes have passed quality checks, they are packaged for distribution to food service providers, restaurants, and other businesses looking for sustainable packaging solutions.