93mm Top Diameter 385ml Capacity Freeze-Resistant PET Ice Cup for Compact Cold Drinks

This 385ml freeze-resistant PET ice cup is designed for cold-drink programs that need a smaller serving size without making the cup feel cramped once ice is added. Its 93mm rim leaves a generous opening for drink preparation, while the 95mm overall height keeps the finished cup noticeably compact on the counter and in takeaway service.

The cup is made from PET using stretch blow molding and is specified for -20°C to 60°C. With a 48mm base and 11g cup weight, it is a useful format for buyers building a compact cup range or adding a smaller option alongside larger ice cups.

For sampling, prepare the actual drink rather than checking the empty cup alone. Fit the intended lid, add the normal amount of ice, and place the finished cup in the holder or carrier used in store. That quickly shows whether the 385ml format suits the portion and service setup.

A 385ml capacity paired with a 93mm rim gives this cup an unusually open feel for a smaller serving format. Staff have comfortable access to the top of the cup during preparation, while customers still receive a drink that feels compact and easy to handle.

The low overall height is one of the most distinctive parts of this model. It sits neatly in service areas where a tall cup would take up unnecessary vertical space, and the shorter profile gives the finished drink a broader, more compact appearance.

The specified temperature range is -20°C to 60°C. Buyers can include this range in the product record and use the actual menu setup during sampling—ice, drink, lid and expected holding time included.

Production uses stretch blow molding, with the finished cup specified at 11g. Material, process and weight can all remain part of the approved product record for future purchasing and receiving checks.

Some menus need a smaller serving without reducing the visual impact of the finished cold drink. At 385ml, this cup gives ice enough presence while keeping the total portion controlled. It works especially well when the goal is a compact drink rather than simply filling a larger cup to a lower level.

During menu development, make the drink exactly as staff will serve it. The correct size becomes obvious once you see the real ice-to-liquid balance.

The 95mm height suits workstations where cups move under shelves, between preparation equipment or through a compact handover area. A shorter finished package can be easier for staff to place, move and stage during service. Check the sample in the actual counter layout before final approval.

If your packaging range already includes a 93mm lid platform, this cup can be considered as the smaller-volume member of that family. Test the exact lid with the sample and keep the approved combination on record. The same lid diameter does not replace a physical fit check, but it gives purchasing a clear starting point.

The short, open profile works well when the finished drink needs to look clean and proportionate in hand. A 385ml cup can suit menu items that are meant to feel intentionally compact rather than like a reduced fill inside oversized packaging. Clear PET keeps the drink visible, which is useful when color, ice or ingredients are part of the presentation.

The shorter cup body calls for a tighter artwork layout than a tall ice cup. Available customization directions include:

• Custom logo printing
• Brand artwork
• Printing position adjustment
• Packaging requirements
• OEM & ODM project development

For this format, a simple logo or compact front-facing design will usually make better use of the available cup wall than an overly tall composition.

Always review the artwork on a filled sample. The drink level, ice and condensation change how much clear space remains around the logo, especially on a 95mm-high cup.

Once the cup has been approved for a real drink setup, repeat production should stay aligned with that reference. For this model, the main measurable points are the 93mm rim, 95mm height, 48mm base and 11g weight. Printed orders should also stay consistent with the approved artwork position.

Keep one approved physical sample with the purchasing file. It gives receiving staff something concrete to compare when future shipments arrive.

For this compact cup, one detail is easy to overlook: judge the finished drink, not the empty cup. A 385ml cup can look very different once it contains the normal amount of ice and liquid. Photograph the approved finished serving and keep that image with the cup-and-lid reference.

• Look at the finished fill level from the customer's normal viewing angle.
• Check the cup inside the actual takeaway carrier, not only a countertop holder.
• Keep the approved lid physically paired with the reference cup.
• Review logo size after the cup is filled; the shorter body leaves less vertical artwork space.
• Confirm storage clearance using the 48 × 38.5 × 44 cm carton dimensions.