These cups are made of food grade paperboard and are best suited to hot&cold drinks. If you’re using these to serve hot drinks, it’s a good idea to pair them with a coffee cup sleeve and even a cautionary message. Simple but effective, these affordable takeaway coffee cups are a popular product choice for eco-conscious businesses on a budget.
The extensive range of Coffee Paper Cups that we offer is extensively used in coffee shops and coffee houses. These cups can also be used for tea. Our range of coffee paper cups come in pleasing designs and logo print, which make them highly desirable among our clients.Our standard hot cups are offered in a variety of sizes to suit multiple drink types, from 4oz to a 22oz large coffee.
Paper cups are widely popular nowadays, owing to their great benefits. These cups are manufactured by using excellent quality paper cup making machine. In comparison to the ordinary cups, these paper cups include variety of benefits. These paper cups can be seen at several places such as hospitals, college or school canteens, offices, parties etc. Paper cups prevent infections and promote hygiene.
The major benefit of using paper cups is that these are eco-friendly. Basically, these are made up of disposable materials and thus do not cause any harm to the environment. Moreover, as compared to the plastic cups, these can be easily decomposed. It is easy to crumple these cups as well. These cups are made up from natural trees and thus hardly contain any toxic element.
The advantage of using paper cups is that they are light in weight. It can be carried around with much ease and comfort.
Most of the customers like to use coated paper cups, because coated paper is waterproof, and it can maintain cups dry, safe and harmless.
Coated paper cups have water resistance, good air permeability. This cup has high surface strength and interlaminar strength, because the penetration rate is higher than other materials. Coated paper cups are antibacterial, and can absorb ammonia.
Polylactic acid (PLA) is a new bio-based and renewable biodegradable material, which is made from the starch extracted from renewable plant resources (such as corn, cassava, etc.). The starch is saccharized to get glucose, which is then fermented through a certain kind of bacteria to produce high purity lactic acid, and then the lactic acid is synthesized to get polylactic acid.
