Silicone Divided Bento Box

Professional-Grade Silicone Divided Bento Box for Commercial Use

The box and its lid are molded from food-grade silicone certified to both FDA and LFGB standards — the two certifications buyers ask for on anything that touches food. Silicone stays flexible from -40°C to 230°C: it will not crack in a commercial freezer, will not warp in a microwave or oven, and carries no BPA or plasticizers to migrate into food. Three compartments are molded into the body — one generous main bay and two smaller pockets — so a sandwich, fruit and snacks travel in one box instead of three. The walls spring back after compression in a packed bag, and the lid seats snugly over the rim to keep everything in place.

This bento box and our two divided storage lines solve different problems, and many program buyers stock all three. The PP latched bento is the transport specialist: rigid walls, four side latches, built-in utensils, lowest unit cost. The platinum silicone divided tray is the batch-cook vessel: open tray format for oven roasting and meal-prep portioning. This one is the flexible everyday box: lighter than the PP box, fully oven-safe unlike it, and lidded unlike the open tray — the middle path for school lunches, microwave reheating and freezer storage in a single SKU. If your program spans freezer-to-oven and drop-prone lunch bags at once, this is the box that covers both ends.

Care could not be simpler: top-rack dishwasher, microwave straight from the refrigerator, oven use to 230°C, and freezer storage to -40°C. Silicone is non-porous, so it rinses clean, releases stains from tomato or curry, and holds no odor once dry. The lid is intentionally a snug press-fit rather than a latch mechanism — there is nothing to break off in a school bag, and small hands can seat it themselves. For branding, we deboss or print your logo on the lid, Pantone-match any of the five stocked colorways to your brand palette, and pack into custom retail boxes or program cartons.

Custom Silicone Mold Tooling

Silicone tooling is where our own mold shop matters: the cavity, the parting line and the draft angle decide whether a mold releases cleanly for two thousand cycles or two hundred.

• Cavity Design - send a sketch or a 3D file; we return a mold proposal with wall thickness and parting line marked.
• Cure and Hardness - platinum-cured as standard, with Shore A selected for the release behavior you need rather than the cheapest compound.
• Color - Pantone-matched compound, held on file so reorders do not drift.
• Logo - embossed in the steel so the mark is molded into the part and never washes off.
• Mold Fee - credited back against your first bulk production run.