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Drink cups and lids
Drink cups and lids.
Compare cup shapes and lid options, then check the exact rim fit for your drink and serving method.
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Cup and lid examples.
Explore the references and review the matching components for your project.
Working from your own sample?
Keep the cup and lid together. Photos of each component and the joined rim help explain your starting point without guessing a matching model.
Stage 1: The drink
Fill, temperature and serving style
Project inputs
Start with the drink and serving method.
Share the fill volume, temperature, serving style and whether the drink will be carried or delivered.
- Drink and fill
- Name the drink, the amount you fill and its unit. Add the filling and serving temperature if known.
- Room above the drink
- Describe ice, foam or toppings and the space they need below the closed lid.
- Drinking and carrying
- Tell us whether customers use a straw, sip through the lid or remove it, and how the drink is carried or delivered.
A current cup or lid reference is enough to start a question. Add the details you know; measurements can follow.
Start with your cup or lidPackaging and project examples
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Overview
The rim is the meeting point.
Check the cup rim, lid engagement and closing feel together using the exact components.
Cup rim and lid engagementKeep both component references in the same note.What to check
- Measure the cup and lid at the stated points and include the units.
- Try closing and opening the exact pair with the intended drink and service conditions.
The sketch shows the joining surfaces only. Check the exact cup and lid together; appearance or model names do not establish fit.
Stage 2: The pair
Your exact cup and lid references
Overview
Choose the cup and lid as a pair.
Identify each component by reference and size. Similar appearance alone does not establish a matching fit.
Enter a model name or a label for your own sample. You can start with just one component.
Find a reference photo
Use Copy reference below a catalog photo to keep its exact label and image link together.
Your references
- Cup
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- Lid
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Add either reference to start.
These are the references you entered. Check their rim measurements, closing and opening together with your intended drink before choosing a pair.
Cup reference added. Add the lid when you know it.Lid reference added. Add the cup when you know it.Two references ready to discuss.Copy these referencesCopying…Copy the references to include in your message.Your references and the fit question are copied.Automatic copy is unavailable. Select the text below to copy it.Your cup and lid referencesSelect reference textClear referencesClear both references from this page?Clear both referencesKeep editingA BOX cup and lid discussionCup reference (provided by you): Lid reference (provided by you): Fit: to be checked with the exact components, drink and serving method.
Overview
See how the lid changes the cup.
Compare flat, dome and sip lid photos, then discuss the opening and headroom your drink needs.
- Flat lid
A low profile with a cross-cut opening in the centre.
Discuss the straw you use and the space needed below the lid.
View the flat lid photoGK90-500U+GK90-LF- Dome lid
A raised profile with a round opening at the top.
Discuss the height of foam or toppings and the opening you need.
View the dome lid photoGK90-500U+GK90-LD- Sip lid
A drinking area near the edge with a hinged opening cover.
Discuss drinking access, opening and carrying with the intended drink.
View the sip lid photoGK90-500U+GK90-LS
Stage 3: The sample
Closing, drinking and carrying
Comparison
Try the pair in actual use.
Review closing, opening and handling with a sample of the cup, lid and drink you plan to use.
Close the actual pair.
Use the cup and lid you intend to order. Check engagement around the rim and describe where closing or reopening feels difficult.
Try your drink and opening.
Check the intended fill, ice or toppings, and the straw or sip opening. Record the filling and serving conditions with your observations.
Follow the way it is carried.
Try the intended carrier or delivery bag. Note contact with the lid, movement and any spills so the same question can be reviewed again.
Project view
Think beyond the lid.
Check sleeves, carriers, outer cartons and the way cups are stored and dispensed.
Sleeves and carriers
Share the sleeve or carrier you plan to use. Check how it holds the filled cup and whether it touches the lid or drinking opening.
Storage and dispensing
Describe how cups and lids are stored and separated at the serving station. Try taking one component at a time with the intended setup.
Outer cartons and delivery bags
Explain how empty components arrive and how filled drinks leave. Share the available carton, bag or shelf space and any handling difficulty.
Comparison
Separate fit from branding.
Confirm the cup and lid fit, then discuss print area, artwork and other changes.
A change to the fit
A different rim, lid opening or cup shape needs a fresh check of the exact components. Bring the current sample and explain what should change.
A change to the appearance
For printing, labels or sleeves, share the artwork and desired placement alongside the cup reference. Review how the decoration works with the way the cup is held and used.
Project inputs
Discuss a cup and lid requirement.
Share the drink, cup size and preferred lid style, or send a reference for the pair you use now.
Keep the references together.
A model name, sample label or photo is enough to open the discussion.
Add the question you need answered.
Copy your references, then include them in your message with the drink, fill volume and the fit or serving question you want to check.
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