Cones that run
on the machine.
Once there's automation, the cheapest cone is the one that doesn't jam. We hold geometry and paper weight to spec, and we send samples to line-test before you order a single case.
We’ve heard this before.
Jams and rejects
A cone that is 1 mm off or a paper lot that is 2 gsm light stops the line and fills the reject bin.
Price-first suppliers
The spreadsheet says the cheaper cone wins. The line says otherwise by Thursday.
Stockouts
Ocean lead times plus a supplier who doesn’t plan with you equals a dark line.
The play.
Line-test first
Tell us your machine. We send the matching size. Run it. Then decide.
Spec in the PO
Length, tip, and paper weight written into the order. If a lot drifts, we replace it.
Reorder cadence
We build a reorder calendar around the lead time and your run rate so you never go dark.
Blank or branded
Same spec either way. Print changes nothing on the line.
Which size for which machine.
| Machine class | Sizes we run | What matters |
|---|---|---|
| Knockbox-class (tray-fill) | 98/26 · 109/26 · 84/26 | Standard tip; consistent taper |
| RocketBox-class (tray-fill, high volume) | 98/26 · 109/26 | Standard tip; tight length tolerance |
| STM / Mini-Revolution-class (vibration) | 98/26 · 109/26 · 84/26 | Standard tip; uniform paper weight |
| Hand-fill / cone loader | Any | Any paper or tip |
Machine names are the manufacturers’ trademarks and are listed for compatibility reference only. Don’t see yours? Ask — we match by geometry, not brand.
Questions.
Will your cones run on my filling machine?
What sizes do you make?
Can I get my order faster?
How long does an order take?
Is there a minimum order?
Line-test before you buy.
Tell us the machine on your sample request. We send the size that fits.