1,000 ml Hexagonal Bagasse Bowl — 230 × 230 × 50 mm
The 1,000 ml Hexagonal Bagasse Bowl (JR-B23) is moulded from a pulp blend of 75% sugarcane bagasse and 25% bamboo, holds 1,000 ml, measures 230 × 230 × 50 mm and weighs 23 g. It is packed 400 per carton (50 × 27 × 48 cm), giving approximately 419,600 pieces per 40HQ container.
JR-B23 specifications
| Model | JR-B23 |
|---|---|
| Material | 75% sugarcane bagasse and 25% bamboo pulp, wet-press thermoformed |
| Capacity | 1,000 ml (33.8 US fl oz) |
| Size | 230 × 230 × 50 mm |
| Weight | 23 g |
| Colours | natural, white |
| Grease barrier | Fluorine-free (wax emulsion) · fluorinated (non-EU) |
Suitable foods and temperatures
Made for salads, poke and rice bowls. The grade decides the temperature limit:
| Food | Fluorine-free | Fluorinated |
|---|---|---|
| Chilled food | Yes | Yes · non-EU |
| Room-temperature food | Yes | Yes · non-EU |
| Warm food up to 70 °C | High-temperature grade | Yes · non-EU |
| Hot oily or fried food above 70 °C | No | Up to 120 °C · non-EU |
| Soup straight from the pot, 85–95 °C | No | Up to 100 °C · non-EU |
| Hot liquids poured at up to 70 °C | 70 °C, checked over about 3.5 hours | Up to 100 °C · non-EU |
| Soup or sauce with oil, up to 70 °C | 1–2 hours without seepage | Yes · non-EU |
Factory data Not yet confirmed by a third-party test. All grades compared
Packing and container loading
| Pieces per sleeve | 50 |
|---|---|
| Pieces per carton | 400 |
| Carton size | 50 × 27 × 48 cm |
| Carton volume | 0.0648 m³ |
| Carton weight | 9.2 kg net · 10 kg gross |
| Pieces per m³ of carton | approx. 6,200 |
| 20GP, approx. | 172,800 pcs · 432 cartons |
| 40HQ, approx. | 419,600 pcs · 1,049 cartons |
Loading is a volume-based estimate (28 m³ / 68 m³ usable). How we calculate
Matching lid
The JR-B23 bowl takes a clear PET (plastic) lid, as listed by the factory. The PET lid is plastic, bought from a partner lid maker; the bowl itself is moulded pulp.
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Testing status
Report RGST25103112005 tested a bagasse tableware body for pentachlorophenol content and formaldehyde migration (not detected). Whether that specimen corresponds to JR-B23 is being confirmed with the factory. The fluorine-free grade has not yet been tested by a third party for total fluorine or PFAS.
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| Model | Description | Sizemm | Weightg | Pcsper carton | Grosskg / carton | 40HQapprox. pcs |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| JR-B21 | 750 ml Hexagonal Bowl | 200 × 200 × 50 | 20 | 200 | 5 | 520,200 |
| JR-B22 | 900 ml RO-32 Bowl | 180 × 180 × 55 | 23 | 250 | 6.75 | 362,000 |
| JR-B23 | 1,000 ml Hexagonal Bowl (this model) | 230 × 230 × 50 | 23 | 400 | 10 | 419,600 |
| JR-B24 | STI-770 Bowl | 185 × 138 × 55 | 20 | On request | On request | On request |
Questions about the 1,000 ml Hexagonal Bagasse Bowl
What food is the 1,000 ml Hexagonal Bagasse Bowl suitable for?
The JR-B23 bowl is made for salads, poke and rice bowls. In the fluorine-free grade it is rated by the factory for oil up to 50 °C (low-temperature version) or 70 °C (high-temperature version); these are factory data, not yet confirmed by a third-party test.
Can the 1,000 ml Hexagonal Bagasse Bowl hold hot soup?
Not straight from the pot. The fluorine-free grade is rated by the factory for food up to about 70 °C, so soup at 85–95 °C has to cool before it is packed. In the factory's tests hot water (70 °C, checked over about 3.5 hours) did not seep through, and soup or sauce that contains oil held for 1–2 hours without seepage. The fluorinated grade is rated for 100 °C, checked over 24 hours, but it is not supplied to the EU or UK. These are factory data, not yet confirmed by a third-party test.
Is a fluorine-free version of the 1,000 ml Hexagonal Bagasse Bowl available?
Yes. The fluorine-free grade of the JR-B23 bowl uses a wax-emulsion grease barrier with no fluorochemicals added. It is the grade we supply to the EU, UK and Australia.
How many 1,000 ml Hexagonal Bagasse Bowl pieces fit in a 20GP and a 40HQ container?
Approximately 172,800 pieces (432 cartons) in a 20GP and 419,600 pieces (1,049 cartons) in a 40HQ, at 400 pieces per carton and a carton of 50 × 27 × 48 cm. These are volume-based estimates on 28 m³ and 68 m³; actual loading depends on stacking.
How much does a carton of the 1,000 ml Hexagonal Bagasse Bowl weigh?
A carton of 400 JR-B23 pieces weighs 9.2 kg net and 10 kg gross, and measures 50 × 27 × 48 cm (0.0648 m³). That is about 6,200 pieces per cubic metre of carton volume.
What is the difference between JR-B23 and JR-B21?
JR-B23 is the 1,000 ml Hexagonal Bowl and JR-B21 is the 750 ml Hexagonal Bowl. Size: 230 × 230 × 50 mm against 200 × 200 × 50 mm. Weight: 23 g against 20 g. Pieces per carton: 400 against 200. Approximate 40HQ loading: 419,600 pieces against 520,200 pieces.