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Custom Plain Gray Rectangular Pencil Tin Case
This slim rectangular pencil tin has a clean, low-profile form that suits stationery collections and compact presentation sets. A smooth gray finish, softly rounded corners, a shallow base and a closely fitted removable lid. Custom size and artwork are available after mould and application review.
Custom Plain Gray Rectangular Pencil Tin Case
Product Description
This slim rectangular pencil tin has a clean, low-profile form that suits stationery collections and compact presentation sets. The photographed sample shows a smooth gray finish, softly rounded corners, a shallow base and a closely fitted removable lid. These details give buyers a practical starting point when developing an OEM or ODM pack, while the final size, color, artwork and internal fit can be adjusted for the product that will go inside.
This style is made from tinplate and is intended for repeated handling in retail, gift and promotional programs. The metal body gives the pack a firm shape, helps protect the contents from everyday knocks and provides a broad printable surface for brand artwork. Tinplate grade, thickness and any food-contact coating must be selected against the packed product, destination market and required test standard. The photographed graphics are sample artwork only; new orders should use customer-owned or properly licensed designs.
The long, narrow format works well when the packed items should be presented in one layer instead of stacked. Before quoting, we normally compare the required pack size with available moulds. If a suitable mould is already available, it may reduce new tooling work and shorten the route to a physical sample. Where the product, insert or opening method needs a different construction, a new mould can be evaluated after the dimensional drawing is confirmed.
Applications
- Pens, pencils, drawing tools and stationery sets
- Small rulers, craft tools, brushes and promotional accessories
- Seasonal retail packs, promotional kits and branded gift programs
- Reusable storage packaging where a rigid metal presentation is preferred
The application should always be checked against the actual contents. For direct food contact, the buyer should confirm the required internal coating, migration testing and packing method. For candles, cosmetics, stationery or accessories, the insert, liner and closure should be checked with production samples so that the product sits securely and is easy to remove.
What Buyers Should Confirm
Confirm the longest item, the required internal clearance and whether pencils, pens or tools need a shaped tray. It is also useful to send the filled weight, packing orientation, transport method and destination market. These details affect the body strength, lid fit, carton arrangement and any liner or tray needed inside. A reference sample, product drawing or clear photo with measurements is usually enough for an initial mould review.
Artwork should be prepared on the confirmed dieline. CMYK printing is suitable for photographic designs, while PMS spot colors are useful when a brand color must be controlled more closely. Matte or gloss varnish can change both appearance and handling. Embossing or debossing can add depth to a logo or key graphic, but the embossed area, height and location must be checked against the lid structure and stacking requirement.
Product Specifications
Item | Details |
|---|---|
Product Name | Custom Plain Gray Rectangular Pencil Tin Case |
Material | Tinplate; grade and thickness confirmed for the application |
Size | Custom; existing mould options checked after dimensions are provided |
Shape | Slim rectangular |
Structure | Shallow body with removable slip lid |
Printing | CMYK process printing or PMS spot colors, subject to artwork review |
Surface Finish | Matte, gloss, metallic-effect or other approved varnish options |
Custom Process | Embossing, debossing or window/handle details where structurally suitable |
Inner Options | Food-contact coating, tray, paper insert, liner or protective bag as required |
MOQ | Confirmed after size, printing, structure and mould availability are reviewed |
Sample Time | Confirmed after artwork, construction and mould route are agreed |
Production Lead Time | Confirmed after sample approval, quantity and production schedule review |
Packing | Export carton packing or a project-specific packing plan |
Custom Options
- Custom dimensions or review of existing moulds
- Customer-owned artwork with CMYK or PMS color control
- Matte, gloss, metallic-effect and selected special finishes
- Embossed or debossed lid and body details where feasible
- Project-specific internal coating, tray, insert or liner
- Master-carton arrangement developed around shipping requirements
Each option should solve a clear packaging need rather than simply add decoration. A premium finish can support gift positioning, while a simpler printed surface may be better for a high-volume retail line. Inserts should be designed around the real product, and window materials or closures should be approved with a working sample.
RFQ Checklist
Question | Answer for This Product |
|---|---|
What can be packed inside? | Stationery, small tools, brushes or compact promotional items |
What size is available? | Custom size; existing moulds can be checked first |
Can the artwork be customized? | Yes, using customer-owned or licensed artwork |
Can the finish be customized? | Yes, after color and varnish samples are reviewed |
Can an insert or liner be added? | Yes, subject to the packed product and drop-protection requirement |
Is it automatically suitable for direct food contact? | No assumption is made; coating and compliance must be specified and verified |
What is the MOQ? | To be confirmed after the full specification and mould route are known |
What information is needed for quotation? | Product dimensions, quantity, artwork, destination, packing method and required delivery date |
Please send the product dimensions, intended use, estimated quantity and artwork status. We will check the photographed construction against available moulds, identify any points that need sampling, and prepare a project-specific quotation rather than relying on a generic specification.