This SOLO OF12BI-0041 Perfect Pak disposable 12 oz. paper hot cup with Bistro print has a polyethylene lining for resistance to leaking and moisture penetration, and a rolled rim for rigidity and strength. It is suitable for serving coffee, tea, hot chocolate, and other hot beverages. This paper cup withstands beverage temperatures up to 205
This SOLO OF12BI-0041 Perfect Pak disposable 12 oz. paper hot cup with Bistro print has a polyethylene lining for resistance to leaking and moisture penetration, and a rolled rim for rigidity and strength. It is suitable for serving coffee, tea, hot chocolate, and other hot beverages. This paper cup withstands beverage temperatures up to 205 degrees F. It is 4.4″ high, has a 3.5″ diameter, and is compatible with a OFTL16-0007 SOLO lid (sold separately).
Disposable food service products are used to store, insulate, transport, prepare, and serve food and drink. They may be made of paper, plastics, or metal foil. Food service products for freezing items protect their contents from freezer burn, contamination, and drying.
SOLO manufactures disposable plastic, paper, foam, and post-consumer recycled content cups, plates, and other products for food and beverage service. The company, founded in 1936, is headquartered in Lake Forest, IL.
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