Nº D-11253
EPS cooler with 25 mm walls and a stepped lid — shipping fruit, seafood, iced meat and chilled goods; screen-print the side or add a label.
Made for: Food & specialties.
Sample printed on paper decal 80 gsm, uncoated; style: gifts & souvenirs.
Sample size 480 × 330 × 310 mm.
Thick-walled EPS coolers insulate, shrug off moisture and weigh next to nothing — the standard for shipping fruit, seafood and iced chilled goods. Brands screen-print the side or apply a large label.
Yes, commercial use included; Free adds a watermark grid at 1K, Pro exports 4K without it.
Yes — from the 480 × 330 × 310 mm sample or your own size.
Yes, on every plan including Free: use them on your website, marketplaces, social media and for clients. Pro removes the watermark and exports 4K pictures.
The sample is paper decal 80 gsm with no lamination.
A foam cooler is a one-piece moulded expanded polystyrene (EPS) box with 20–40 mm walls and a stepped lid that seats into the mouth to hold the cold in. Fresh goods are packed with gel packs, ice or dry ice, then the lid is taped all round, sometimes strapped. For long shipments the cooler often goes inside an outer carton to protect it.
EPS of roughly 15–25 kg/m³ density: denser is stiffer and insulates better; 25 mm walls suit transit of a few hours to a day. Boxes touching food directly must be food-contact grade; fresh seafood should be bagged in PE so meltwater stays contained. Dry ice needs venting — never seal the box completely airtight.
Screen print straight onto foam works, but the bead surface blurs detail, so it suits one-colour logos and large type. More common are paper or PP labels, or printed sealing tape round the lid. Labels on foam need an adhesive that grips EPS and resists damp and ice melt.
Screen-printed logos should be one colour with strokes of at least about 1.5–2 mm and type 15–20 mm tall or more, as the beads lose detail. Labels go on a flat side panel, clear of moulded ribs; include product name, weight, sender and receiver, use-by and 'keep cold' and 'fragile' symbols. A6 or A5 labels read easily in cold rooms.
With 25 mm walls the inside is about 430 × 280 × 270 mm, enough for roughly 10–15 kg of fruit or seafood with ice — good for shipping mangoes, lychees, durian or crabs between provinces.
It seats deep into the mouth, so cold air escapes through the joint less than with a lid resting flat; still tape the seam all the way round.
Yes, one-colour large screen print on the foam, or moisture-proof labels and logo tape.
It depends on wall thickness, ice and outside temperature; 25 mm walls with enough ice usually keep goods cool from a few hours to about a day.
Bag the goods in PE, surround them with gel packs or ice, tape the lid, put it in a carton and mark it 'fresh, keep cold'.