A stainless steel icing spatula is an icing or frosting spatula whose working blade is listed as stainless steel. Juneshing’s icing spatula records use stainless steel as a blade-material specification, and handle material varies by model. Because no single Juneshing SKU is titled simply “stainless steel icing spatula,” treat the phrase as a material and tool description rather than a model name. This guide explains what the term covers and what a US buyer should verify before quoting.
What the term describes
The griddle and icing spatula collection distinguishes icing spatulas from griddle turners. In the catalog’s wording, an icing spatula, also called a frosting spatula or palette knife, is selected by working length and blade angle. Griddle turners are chosen for lifting and turning food, while icing spatulas have palette-knife profiles for spreading and smoothing. Blade shape and working length matter more than the shared word “spatula.”
“Stainless steel” narrows the blade-material question but does not fix the handle, blade angle, blade length or pack format. Two Juneshing records show this: the 3-Piece Stainless Steel Icing Spatula Set – SP-W02 pairs stainless steel blades with riveted wooden handles shown on the record, while the SP-W01R record lists stainless steel icing spatulas with wood handles and offset blade profiles. Buyers should name the exact record and blade profile in an enquiry.
Blade shape and selection at a glance
The catalog describes an offset blade as having a visible step between the handle and working blade; a straight blade follows the handle line. For SP-W01R, the record says a dimensioned photograph shows four offset blade profiles, with printed dimensions of 36.8 × 4; 34 × 3.2; 32.4 × 3.6; and 27.8 × 5 cm. The record calls these photo references, not newly assigned component SKUs, and asks buyers to match each requested tool to the dimensioned photograph and confirm an approved drawing before production. Treat those printed figures as photograph references, not as a complete specification for every icing spatula.
SP-W02 is described as a three-piece set with offset icing blades in different lengths. Its record says the product record identifies three pieces but does not provide a complete dimension table. The short blade is positioned for smaller areas and longer blades for broader surfaces, but usable blade lengths and overall dimensions should be requested. As packaging is planned, ask for the dimension sheet so each blade length and handle size is clear.
| Record | Stated format | Blade and handle wording | Buyer check |
|---|---|---|---|
| SP-W02 | Three-piece icing spatula set | Stainless steel blades; riveted wooden handles shown; three offset icing spatulas in different lengths | Request a dimensioned drawing for all three pieces |
| SP-W01R | Icing spatula range | Stainless steel blades with wooden handles; four offset blade profiles in the dimensioned photograph | Choose the exact profile and approve the matched drawing |
Steel, handles and use checks
Stainless steel describes the blade material in these records. The catalog states that wooden and PP handles are both present; one Juneshing page describes a PP handle offset icing spatula family, and the icing range also includes PP handle straight and offset options. The material and finish must be confirmed for the particular model and component. Wooden handles should keep moisture considerations in mind; ask about finish and care guidance before specifying any model.
- Blade angle: offset for a step between handle and blade, straight for an in-line profile.
- Working length: compare short blades for smaller areas with longer blades for broader surfaces.
- Handle style: confirm the handle material and finish for the exact component.
- Sale format: a fixed set differs from a range from which profiles are chosen.
A stainless steel blade need not be used on coated cookware. The catalog advises checking the cooking-surface manufacturer’s guidance before specifying metal utensils for coated cookware. Keep icing blades for spreading and smoothing, and choose a separate turner for lifting and turning tasks.
US procurement terms to verify
Do not assume terms transfer between similar records. The SP-W01R page lists a minimum order of 1,000 pcs and a production lead time of 35–45 days, and asks the sales team to confirm whether quantity is measured per individual tool or per complete set. It also lists a threshold of 2,000 pieces for logo and custom-packaging requests. For SP-W02, the record says a verified fixed minimum order is not published, and that minimum order quantity, sample availability, packing options and production timing are not fully specified for that model.
For a US destination enquiry, send the model reference, selected pieces or profiles, quantity, packing or logo requirements, destination and required delivery date. SP-W02 also asks for the reference image if several blade or handle options are in play. Request the price and sample details through the contact page, and treat any custom request as part of the order only when the quotation confirms it. Juneshing describes itself as supplying grill, barbecue and kitchenware products through a trading and manufacturing business in Yangjiang.
Frequently asked questions
Is “stainless steel icing spatula” a Juneshing model name?
No. Juneshing’s icing spatula records list stainless steel blades, but no single SKU is titled simply stainless steel icing spatula. Use the phrase as a material and tool descriptor, then name a specific record such as SP-W02 or SP-W01R in your enquiry.
Are the three pieces in SP-W02 the same size?
The record says the three pieces are offset icing spatulas in different lengths, and that the main image shows different lengths. It also states that the product record does not provide a complete dimension table, so ask for the current dimension sheet to see each blade length and handle size before ordering.
Can the same minimum order and lead time be applied to both SP-W02 and SP-W01R?
No. SP-W01R lists a 1,000 pcs minimum and a 35–45-day production lead time, while SP-W02 states that a verified fixed minimum is not published and its order quantity and production time are quoted for the confirmed configuration and destination. Ask for terms for the exact model, and if you use SP-W01R, also ask whether quantity is counted per tool or per set.
What should a US buyer send to obtain a usable quotation?
Besides the model reference and quantity, send destination, required delivery date, packing style and any logo artwork or labeling requirements. For a range such as SP-W01R, name the chosen blade profile and ask for the drawing matched to the photograph. If a dimension detail is not on the page, ask for it in writing rather than inferring it from a group photograph.