Lock the piece schedule
Confirm the base metal and color-process direction for each knife, fork and spoon before coating approval.

This 24-piece matte black restaurant cutlery program is designed around six four-piece place settings. It targets buyers who need a dark contemporary table presentation and a measurable coating, wash and replenishment brief.
Procurement program, not a fixed-stock claim. Final material, piece count, dimensions, finish, MOQ, timing, compliance and packaging are confirmed in project documents and samples.
Treat matte black as a controlled finish, not only a color name. Approve the black standard, gloss range, contact-point protection, washing method and acceptable change limits before ordering six-cover packs.
Confirm the base metal and color-process direction for each knife, fork and spoon before coating approval.
Run agreed wash and chemical exposure checks on signed samples from the complete piece family.
Use sleeves or separators at contact points and define replacement-piece availability for restaurant service.
State each required piece, number of place settings, service environment and replacement expectation. Do not rely on a generic set count alone.
Approve color, gloss, texture, edge quality and acceptable variation on signed physical samples viewed under agreed lighting.
Specify logo location, marking method, inner protection, carton format, barcode or label fields and destination-market documents.
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Send the product code, required pieces, estimated quantity, destination and your finish, logo or packaging direction. Pricing, MOQ and timing follow specification review.