Disposable Mater-Bi® Forks – 20 pieces

Disposable Mater-Bi® Forks – 20 pieces
Technical sheet
  • Reference80121P20
  • Size (mm)165x28x6h
  • Weight (gr)3,95
  • MaterialMater-Bi®
  • Max Temp °C / time | Min Temp °C70°C/120min | -20°C
  • ColourWhite
  • Declaration of compliance N.DC0105
  • Certificate n°OK COMPOST n. S0076

Packaging

  • TypeFlow
  • MaterialPP coex
  • Size (mm)230x90x35h
  • N° pieces per packaging20
  • Net / gross weight (gr)86 / 90

Box

  • Size (cm)39x29x16,5h
  • N° packaging per box50
  • N° pieces per box1000
  • Net / gross weight (gr)4300 / 4800
  • GTIN18007175413429

Pallet

  • N° boxes per layers8x7
  • N° packagings per pallet2800
  • Pallet size800x1200x1300h
  • Pallet weight284

Product conforming to Reg. UE1935/2004 – 2023/2006 – 10/2011 – DM 21/3/73 – DPR 777/1982 – D.Lgs 152/2006 – Reusable according to Dir. EU 904/2019

Ecozema products comply with the criteria of Legislative Decree 152/2006 (Environmental Code)

Certified compostable cutlery made from plant-based materials

Thanks to its Mater-Bi® composition (a plant-based biopolymer), these disposable forks offer a specialized alternative to traditional plastic cutlery. In accordance with current regulations, Mater-Bi® is suitable for industrial composting. Consequently, once used and properly disposed of in dedicated facilities, the cutlery can be converted into compost.

Furthermore, its production follows strict protocols ensuring food-contact compliance, making it safe for use in various settings. This makes it a practical choice for catering services, corporate or school canteens, and outdoor events where durability is a priority.

Another key feature is its sturdiness during use: thanks to the technology employed, these forks are flexible enough to bend under significant pressure without snapping. This practical benefit ensures a reliable user experience.

Finally, it is essential to emphasize that correct disposal in industrial composting facilities is a crucial step in closing the product’s life cycle. To verify local disposal procedures, we recommend consulting the guidelines provided by your local municipality or waste management service.