TY-61 | Square Clamshell PP Hinged Container 6x6x3" - 250 Pcs

In a world where convenience meets sustainability, our Square Clamshell PP Hinged Container takes center stage as a game-changer in food packaging. It's a testament to innovation, practicality, and responsible choices.

Worried about spills? The leak-resistant design keeps your sauces and dressings where they belong—inside the container. If you're a restaurant owner, a caterer, or a home chef, these containers are perfect for various food items, from salads to hot entrees.

About The Product

The Square Clamshell PP Hinged Container is a practical solution for your packaging needs. This set includes 250 6x6x3" containers for a secure and convenient storage option. These clamshell containers are made from high-quality polypropylene (PP) and meet the highest durability standards.

Specifications

Benefits

• Keeps contents safe and secure to prevent leaks and spills during transportation.
• Allows for easy identification of your packaged items.
• Maximizes storage space for organized and efficient inventory management.
• Offers the convenience of reheating food directly in the container to save time and effort.
• Made from recyclable PP to reduce environmental impact and promote sustainability.

Uses

Food Packaging

These clamshell containers are ideal for restaurants, catering services, and takeout establishments. They are perfect for packaging various food items, from hot meals to cold salads. The secure hinged design preserves the products' freshness and makes them presentable during transit.

Retail Display

You can use clear clamshell containers to enhance the visual appeal of your products. They are perfect for displaying baked goods, deli items, or fresh produce. Its crystal-clear visibility showcases your products attractively while maintaining their freshness.

Storage and Organization

If you're a professional chef or a home cook, these containers are excellent for organizing ingredients, leftovers, or meal prep. The stackable design maximizes storage space in refrigerators and pantries. This promotes a clutter-free and efficient kitchen environment.

Facts  

According to the American Chemical Society, the history of using polypropylene for food packaging traces back to the early developments of the material in the mid-20th century. Polypropylene, also known as polypropene, is a thermoplastic polymer first demonstrated in propylene polymerization by chemists J. Paul Hogan and Robert Banks at Phillips Petroleum in 1951. 

The stereoselective polymerization to isotactic polypropylene, discovered by Giulio Natta and Karl Rehn in 1954, was a significant milestone in its development. This discovery led to the Italian firm Montecatini's large-scale commercial production of isotactic polypropylene from 1957 onwards.

Snap and Seal: Secure Your Essentials with Patek

Choose our Square Clamshell PP PP-hinged container for your everyday storage needs. This container, designed for user convenience, is perfect for various uses. The clear, square shape offers a sleek and modern look and allows for easy identification of contents. Compact and stackable, it's a space-saving solution in your kitchen, office, or on the go. 

Opt for our Square Clamshell PP Hinged Container today – the practical, reliable, and stylish choice for all your storage needs.
 

Frequently Asked Questions

How resistant is it to scratches?

The PP container is fairly resistant to scratches due to its durable polypropylene construction. PP, known for its toughness, can withstand regular use without showing significant wear. While it protects against routine handling and cleaning, using sharp or heavy utensils on the container might leave minor scratches. 

Use softer utensils and avoid cutting or using abrasive materials directly inside the container.

Can I use a PP container for sous vide cooking?

Using a PP container for sous vide cooking requires careful consideration. PP is known for its high melting point and is considered safe for various food storage applications, including those involving heat. However, there are a few important points to consider:

• Temperature Tolerance. Check if the PP container can handle sous vide cooking temperatures, usually between 55°C and 85°C.
• Chemical Safety. Ensure the PP container doesn't release harmful chemicals when heated and is safe for food.
• Strength. The container should be strong enough not to get damaged or change shape during sous vide cooking.
• Follow the Manufacturer's Advice. Always see what the manufacturer says about using the container for cooking like sous vide.
• Consider Alternatives. It might be better to use special bags made for sous vide, as they are often safer and easier to use.

How does it compare to glass containers?

PP containers are lighter and won't break as easily as glass containers. They are great for everyday use and are also less expensive. Both can go in the microwave, but glass can handle higher heat and even go in the oven, which PP can't. Glass is also clearer, so you can see what's inside better and better for the environment in the long run. But PP containers are also excellent for a seamless carry-around without worrying about breaking.