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These custom printed pizza boxes are built with three-layer E-flute corrugated board, marked as 140-110E-120, with a total thickness of 1.8mm. The structure consists of face paper, corrugated medium, and inner liner, with gram weights corresponding to the marked specification. The E-flute corrugated core forms a uniform support framework across the box surface, maintaining structural shape under regular stacking and transit conditions. The single-walled design balances structural rigidity and material weight, suitable for daily takeout and delivery operations in bakeries, pizzerias, and cafes.
The packaging supports CMYK and silver foil printing processes, which reproduce line art illustrations, logos, and text elements on the box exterior. The outer surface is treated with a matte coating, which reduces light reflection and glare on the packaging. This matte layer creates a smooth, low-sheen surface, and allows for additional functional coatings based on operational needs. Silver foil printing adds metallic visual details to the box design, compatible with minimalist and brand-focused visual systems.
The corrugated board and internal coatings comply with widely accepted food contact material standards for the global food service industry. The inner surface of the box includes a grease-resistant coating, which prevents oil from pizza and baked goods from penetrating the board structure during normal use. This coating stops oil stains from appearing on the outer box surface, and preserves packaging integrity throughout the delivery cycle. The grease-resistant layer is formulated for food contact scenarios, with no harmful substance transfer to food products under standard serving temperatures.
The corrugated structure distributes external pressure evenly across the box surface, reducing the risk of shape deformation or product damage during stacking and last-mile delivery. The box design supports vertical stacking of filled units, which saves storage space in back-of-house areas and delivery vehicles. The air pockets within the corrugated core create a thermal barrier, slowing heat loss from hot food products inside the sealed box. The integrated locking closure keeps the box secured during transport, reducing air exchange between the interior and exterior environment.
Business buyers can customize all printed content on the box surface, including brand names, logos, store addresses, contact numbers, social media handles, and website information. The printing process supports custom line art and pattern designs, allowing alignment with existing brand identity guidelines. Pre-production artwork adjustment services are available to optimize design files for the printing process, ensuring consistent detail reproduction across bulk production runs.
Specification | Details |
Material | 140-110E-120 corrugated board, 1.8mm thickness |
Printing Process | CMYK / silver foil printing |
Surface Finish | Matte coating |
Size Range | Full range of options to suit every bakery menu, including 6 inch pizza box for single-slice or kids’ portions, 8 inch pizza box for individual light meals, with 6″ pizza box and 8″ pizza box variants available for kitchens using imperial inch markings; custom sizing for larger pies is also supported. |
Minimum Order Quantity | 1000pcs (one-time mould fee is charged for orders under MOQ) |
Production Lead Time | 10-15 days |
Standard production sizes fit 10”-18” pizza products, with dedicated slice box formats also offered. Custom dimensions are available upon request, to match unique product sizes and serving formats. Buyers may contact the support team to confirm feasibility for specific custom size requirements.
Yes. The corrugated board and internal coatings comply with standard food contact safety regulations for commercial food service. All materials are selected for food-facing applications, to prevent unwanted substance transfer under normal use and temperature conditions.
Standard production lead time is 10-15 days after final artwork confirmation and deposit receipt. This timeline covers plate making, bulk manufacturing, and finished product quality inspection. It does not include pre-production sample confirmation time or international shipping duration.
