Popis
Coffee Paper Cups Lids are the best friends of your customers. Tightly fitted, it will help them to drink coffee without the risk of spilling it.
You do not like plastic and are looking for eco-friendly lids for paper cups? Make sure to check out our PLA biodegradable coffee lids or our new fibre coffee lids made from paper pulp!
In any case, do not forget also about eco-friendly wooden coffee stirrers or portioned sugar with your custom printed logo on it.
Recyclable
Polystyrene (PS) plastic, the material commonly used for coffee lids, is easily recyclable. Its simple and efficient recycling process involves collecting, sorting, and reprocessing, making it a convenient choice for sustainable waste management. This contributes to the circular economy, where PS plastic from coffee lids can be repurposed into new products, minimizing environmental impact.
Convenient and lightweight
PS (polystyrene) coffee lids are used as convenient and lightweight covers for disposable coffee cups. These lids are designed to prevent spills and retain the heat of the beverage, offering a practical solution for on-the-go coffee consumption. Their snug fit helps maintain the temperature of the drink while providing a secure seal for takeaway cups, making them a popular choice in the food and beverage industry.
L80-PS-WH – Plastic lid 80 mm made from PS for 200 SW/DW/TW paper cups , white
L80-PS-BL – Plastic lid 80 mm made from PS for 200 SW/DW/TW paper cups , black
The 80 mm PS (polystyrene) plastic coffee lids tailored for 200-250 ml (approximately 8-9 ounces) paper cups represent a crucial accessory in the realm of disposable beverage containers, especially for those who savour heartier servings of their favourite drinks. Meticulously designed to fit approximately 8 oz customised paper cups with a top diameter of 80 mm, these lids offer a versatile solution for various settings.
Picture a bustling morning at a local café, where patrons seek a more substantial dose of caffeine to kickstart their day. The 80 mm PS plastic lids seamlessly secure the tops of the most common 250ml (small coffee) paper cups, ensuring that coffee aficionados can savour their brews without compromise. The lids’ sturdy construction not only prevents spills but also helps retain the temperature of the beverage, providing a delightful experience from the first sip to the last.
In office environments, where individuals require a reliable companion for their midday coffee break, these larger lids offer an ideal solution. Fitting snugly on 200-250 ml company printed paper cups, they enable employees to transport their beverages with ease, whether it’s to a meeting or back to their desks. The coffee lids’ secure closure guarantees a spill-free journey, allowing professionals to enjoy their drinks without the worry of mess.
For outdoor events or social gatherings where a more substantial branded paper cup is preferred, the 80 mm PS plastic coffee lids play a pivotal role. Whether it’s a weekend picnic or a community celebration, these coffee lids provide a practical seal for 8-ounce paper cups with logo, ensuring that attendees can enjoy their beverages while on the move. The lids’ design prioritizes convenience, making them a go-to choice for various occasions.
Beyond functionality, the recyclable nature of PS plastic aligns with sustainable practices. As users responsibly dispose of their cups and lids, these materials can enter recycling streams, contributing to broader efforts aimed at reducing environmental impact and promoting a more circular approach to consumption.
To sum up, 80 mm PS plastic coffee lids for 200-250 ml (8 oz) custom-printed paper cups represent a versatile and essential component of disposable drinkware. Their reliability in preventing spills, and recyclable attributes make them a valuable choice for individuals seeking both convenience and sustainability in their on-the-go beverage experience.
Recyclable coffee lids, that contribute to the circular economy, where PS plastic can be repurposed into new products, minimizing environmental impact.
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