A 700ml drink is usually chosen because the recipe itself needs more room, not simply because the menu wants a larger-looking cup. In high-ice drinks, a smaller format can quickly lose usable liquid space once cubes, fruit pieces or other ingredients are added, leaving the finished serving below the intended portion or too close to the rim. With a 95mm top diameter and 700ml capacity, this cup gives large cold-drink recipes more room to breathe while keeping the top accessible for loading and finishing; it is a practical option for oversized iced tea, milk tea, fruit-based drinks and other recipes where ice occupies a meaningful share of the cup. The cup is made from PET by stretch blow molding, stands 161mm high, has a 58mm bottom diameter, weighs 16.5g, and is specified for -20°C to 60°C use. During repeat production, the rim, overall dimensions, weight and approved print position should remain aligned with the confirmed sample. For custom logo and OEM options, please contact us directly.

Technical Specifications

FAQ

1. When does a 700ml cup make more sense than a 600ml cup?

Choose the 700ml format when the finished recipe needs noticeably more room after ice and ingredients are added. The most useful check is to build both sizes with the real recipe and compare the final liquid level and top clearance.

2. Does a 95mm diameter mean any 95mm lid will fit?

No. The confirmed rim diameter is 95mm, but lid profile and locking structure can differ, so the intended lid should always be approved on the physical cup before ordering.

3. What should we check because this cup is 161mm tall?

Place a filled sample in the actual takeaway holder or carrier and check the available vertical clearance. This is especially useful when the 700ml size is being added to an existing packaging setup.