Cheese Graters
Cheese Grater
A versatile grater concept for food-prep assortments.
Low MOQ from 100 units
Cheese Graters · Wholesale & private label
Cheese graters for wholesale kitchenware ranges.
Choose a grater around the result your customer needs: the intended cheese, cutting pattern and working position. KOVA Tough helps buyers turn those requirements into a sample, branding and packaging brief for a kitchenware range.
At a glance
Start with the cutting task.
Range selection
Specify the result before choosing the design.
Define coarse, fine or slicing requirements as requested outcomes, then ask which current sample meets them. Review the two catalogue directions against confirmed specifications; do not assume a product name or image establishes the cutting format available for order.
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| Buying decision | Why it matters | Sample information to request |
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| Cutting pattern | The intended food and output determine which surface to assess. | A close-up of the actual cutting surface and a trial using the agreed food and preparation. |
| Working position | A handheld task and a supported countertop task involve different grip and stability checks. | The proposed format, grip location, support points and usable grating area. |
| Cleaning and handling | Access behind the surface and around joins affects the care routine. | Component materials, edge treatment, cleaning access and product-specific care guidance. |
| Pack protection | Cutting surfaces need a considered presentation and removal method. | A sleeve, guard or insert proposal, with dimensions checked against the actual sample. |
Product directions
Explore the cheese graters range.
Open a product for its briefing details, or add it to your shortlist to carry into an enquiry. Final specifications and availability are confirmed for your selected sample.
2 product directions
Cheese Graters
Stainless Steel Cheese Grater
A clean, durable-looking product direction for kitchen collections.
Low MOQ from 100 units
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Made in our Yangjiang factory
Made in our own factory.
Every product in this range is made in our Yangjiang factory. These are the stages the range passes through, each linked to the full factory tour.
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Laser cutting
Blanks cut straight from the drawing.
Sheet is lifted onto the bed of an HSG laser cutting machine, which profiles flat blanks from the drawing.
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Tooling
Press tools and moulds made in our toolroom.
Tooling is machined and maintained in our own toolroom, with CNC machining centres, milling and surface grinding.
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Moulding
Handles and plastic parts moulded in-house.
Haitian injection moulding machines, with robotic take-out on the larger cells, produce handles, grips and plastic components.
Photographed in our factory by our own team. Take the full factory tour
Sample review
What to check before approval.
Record the sample reference, intended use and acceptance criteria so everyone reviews the same configuration.
Cutting surface
Inspect the actual cutting geometry and usable area. Compare sample output under consistent conditions and record the food used. Avoid choosing a cutting pattern solely from its appearance in an illustration.
Grip and stability
Review handle shape and the points that support the grater during its intended use. Note movement, clearance for the hand and how the product is held as the food becomes smaller.
Edges and cleaning
Check the perimeter, joints and access behind the cutting surface. Confirm materials and any coating before agreeing care instructions or making a corrosion-resistance claim on the pack.
Protective presentation
Assess the packaged sample as well as the bare tool. Record which surfaces need protection, how the grater is retained and whether a sleeve or guard is part of the sellable item.
Customisation & ordering
Connect the grater to your wider prep range.
For a proposed cheese-preparation or pizza-accessory range, brief the grater with the intended companion products and a shared packaging theme. Quote each item separately and identify any bundle. Logo placement, finish and cutting format all need to be reviewed against the selected construction before artwork is approved.
Low MOQ from 100 units. Ask which minimum applies to each product, finish, decoration and packaging combination. A mixed range does not automatically share one minimum; sample costs, pricing and production timing are confirmed in the quotation.
Choose a customisation routeBuyer questions
Before you enquire.
How do the two listed grater designs differ?
Ask for the current model references, cutting patterns, measurements and component specifications for each. The catalogue presents two directions, but a confirmed comparison is needed before treating them as distinct products or assigning different performance claims.
Can I choose a coarse or fine cutting pattern?
State the required output in your brief and ask which samples or development options can meet it. Confirm the actual cutting surface and trial result before ordering; the requested pattern is not a guaranteed option for every design.
Should a wholesale grater quotation include a protective sleeve?
If your retail, storage or delivery plan requires a sleeve, guard or insert, specify it as a quoted component. Review the fit and removal method on the packaged sample and confirm whether it is reusable or transit packaging. Review kitchenware packaging.
Your next step
Bring your range into focus.
Share the product references, quantities and packaging you have in mind. We’ll review the details needed for your cheese graters enquiry.