50 x quality laboratory cups or drinking cups made of extra strong cardboard with inner coating in "toxic" look.

The cup made of extra thick inner coated cardboard allows you to use it with cold and even very hot drinks and liquids.
Thanks to the very stable cup base and the evenly rolled rim of the cup, the paper cup receives a torsional stiffness that offers enough resistance even with hot liquid and a firm grip.
In addition, the inner coating and stable, glue-free hot melt bonding prevents the cup from soaking and leakage without losing its recyclability.
Especially warm or hot drinks and liquids are well insulated thanks to the special, thick cup wall and retain their temperature for longer.

The cup design aims to use as a "poison cup". The design includes writing fields for information such as part no., date of filling, potlife and employee or ID no. included. This means that when used in the laboratory licence plates for test series or other features can be written directly on the cup. To protect your health, the paper cup is printed with food-safe printing ink approved in Germany. Not only the printing, the entire production and packaging take place in Germany. All together typical "Made in Germany".

Other features:
- Neutral in taste.
- Cup height: 16.8 cm.
- Cup diameter at top: 9 cm.
- Capacity: 500 ml.
- Also suitable for alcoholic drinks up to 15% such as wine, champagne, beer, not suitable for strong alcoholic drinks.
- Weight per paper cup: 13 g
- Weight 50 cups, packaging unit 650 g.
- Paper from sustainable European forestry.
- Production ISO 90001 certified.
- Recyclable.
- Suitable for cold and hot drinks.
- Food-safe printing ink.
- Produced without glue.

Brand	Octopus
Model Number	PBE-G05-TOX
Color	50 X 500ml
Diameter	9 Centimeters
Capacity	500 Milliliters
Material	Paper
Special Features	Non-drip inner lining, 100% recyclable
Item Weight	650 g

Octopus 50 x Paper Cups, Toxic Cups, Paper Cups, Cups for Laboratories or Parties with 500 ml Capacity and Gift Look

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