Food storage container Katex Micro Line 1800 ml — plastic, 1.8 L capacity

Katex Micro Line 1800 ml is a 1.8‑liter plastic food storage container designed for storing and transporting prepared meals, leftovers and ingredients. Its rectangular form and clear material allow quick visual identification of contents, while the capacity suits meal prep, portioning and refrigerator or freezer storage. The container is intended for everyday kitchen use, take‑away meals and organized food storage where a mid‑to‑large volume container is required.

Advantages

The container combines a generous 1.8 L capacity with lightweight plastic construction for easy handling and stacking. Its transparent walls enable fast content recognition without opening, and the shape optimizes shelf and fridge space. The design facilitates portion control and batch cooking, and the material is chosen for basic food contact compatibility and easy cleaning.

Suitable for

• Storing cooked meals and ready portions
• Keeping leftovers fresh in the refrigerator or freezer
• Transporting take‑away lunches and meal preps
• Organizing pantry ingredients like dry mixes and snacks

Key specifications

• Capacity: 1.8 litres
• Material: plastic (clear/translucent body)
• Shape: rectangular (space-efficient stacking)
• Intended use: food storage, transport, refrigeration and freezing
• Cleaning: suitable for hand washing; check for dishwasher compatibility before use

How to use

Place cooled food inside the container and seal with its lid to maintain freshness. For freezer storage, leave a small headspace to allow for expansion of liquids. When reheating, remove or vent the lid if using microwave-safe settings—verify the container and lid for microwave suitability before heating. Clean the container after each use following the manufacturer’s care instructions to avoid cross-contamination and maintain hygiene.

Usage recommendations

Use the container for portioned meal prep and stacking in the refrigerator to maximize space. Avoid placing sealed containers with hot liquids directly into the freezer to prevent pressure build-up. Confirm temperature limits and microwave compatibility on the product labeling prior to exposing the container to high heat.