Test temperature
Internally tested at temperatures as low as -20°C. This states the test condition and is not a universal operating-range claim.
PET ICE CUP RANGE
Freezer-Resistant PET Cups for Low-Temperature Applications
Compare verified freezer-resistant PET cup capacities and rim sizes for freezing, cold-storage and frozen beverage projects with demanding low-temperature requirements.
Discuss Freezer Cup RequirementsSTART WITH CAPACITY
Browse freezer-resistant PET cup sizes
Compare capacity, rim size and cup profile before opening the full product specification.
360ml Freezer-Resistant PET Cup
360ml capacity · 95mm rim
A compact 360ml format for buyers comparing a smaller-volume PET cup with a 95mm top diameter.
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480ml Freezer-Resistant PET Cup
480ml capacity · 93mm rim
A mid-volume 480ml format for projects that need a 93mm top diameter and a balanced cup profile.
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500ml Freezer-Resistant PET Cup
500ml capacity · 92mm rim
A mainstream 500ml format for freezer-resistant PET cup projects requiring a 92mm top diameter.
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520ml Freezer-Resistant PET Cup
520ml capacity · 98mm rim
A slightly larger 520ml format for buyers comparing a 98mm top diameter within a low-temperature PET cup project.
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580ml Freezer-Resistant PET Cup
580ml capacity · 98mm rim
A larger 580ml option for ice-heavy or higher-volume cold beverage packaging projects.
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700ml Freezer-Resistant PET Cup
700ml capacity · 95mm rim
A high-capacity 700ml PET cup for larger cold beverage programs and freezer-resistant project briefs.
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800ml Freezer-Resistant PET Cup
800ml capacity · 107mm rim
An extra-large 800ml format for high-volume freezer-resistant PET cup projects with a 107mm top diameter.
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Evaluate performance against the actual freezing scenario.
General cold-cup suitability does not establish how a cup behaves after prolonged freezer exposure. This range is positioned around internally tested low-temperature conditions.
Freezing duration
Under the tested conditions, filled cups remained frozen for several days before evaluation.
Structural observation
The cups retained their structural integrity after freezing under the tested conditions.
IMPACT / DROP TEST
Post-freezing impact behaviour, tested with an ice-filled cup.
After freezer exposure, a cup filled with ice was dropped from approximately 1 metre. No cracking or shattering was observed under the tested conditions.
Test state
The cup was evaluated after freezing and while filled with ice.
Drop condition
The internal test used a drop height of approximately 1 metre.
Observed result
No cracking or shattering was observed in the test. These results reflect our internal test conditions and should not be interpreted as a guarantee of performance under every use condition.
APPLICATIONS
For projects where cups may be frozen, stored cold or handled with ice.
Use the intended contents, freezing method, storage duration and handling route to decide whether the tested conditions are relevant to your project.
Freezer-stored beveragesIce-filled takeaway serviceCold-chain handlingLow-temperature product presentation
LID COMPATIBILITY
Confirm the closure for the selected freezer-resistant cup.
Freezer exposure and post-freezing handling can affect the complete cup-and-lid system. Review the proposed lid style and physical fit with the actual selected cup rather than relying on a general diameter description.
Closure review inputs
Provide the intended contents, freezing process, handling scenario and preferred lid style. Final compatibility should be confirmed for the actual cup and lid combination.
CUSTOM PRINTING
Review branding together with the freezer application.
Share the artwork, intended placement and presentation requirements after identifying the cup and use conditions. Printing details are confirmed against the selected product and project brief.
Explore Custom PrintingUseful project inputs
- Artwork
- Logo, wording and visual direction.
- Application
- Contents, freezing process and handling scenario.
- Selected cup
- The product option confirmed for review.
MANUFACTURING & QUALITY
Translate the tested conditions into a clear project requirement.
Application review
Record the contents, freezing process and expected storage duration.
Product confirmation
Confirm the selected cup and its verified specification.
Cup and lid review
Evaluate the proposed closure with the actual cup.
Project validation
Agree on the checks required for the buyer's intended conditions before approval.
FAQ
Freezer-resistant PET cup questions
What low-temperature testing has been completed?
The PET cups were internally tested at temperatures as low as -20°C. This is a report of internal test conditions, not a general temperature-range claim for every application. Buyers should share their storage and use conditions for project review.
How long were the cups kept frozen?
Under the tested conditions, filled cups remained frozen for several days and retained their structural integrity. The exact requirements of each project should be reviewed against the intended contents, freezing process and handling conditions.
What did the drop test involve?
After freezing, a cup filled with ice was dropped from approximately 1 metre. No cracking or shattering was observed under the tested conditions. These results reflect our internal test conditions and should not be interpreted as a guarantee of performance under every use condition.
How are these different from ordinary PET cold cups?
The distinction is the focus on defined freezer exposure and post-freezing impact behaviour. A general PET cold-cup description does not by itself confirm performance after several days of freezing, so buyers should compare products using the actual test conditions and their intended use.
What should I provide with an RFQ?
Share the intended contents, target serving format, freezing temperature and duration, handling or transport scenario, quantity, destination, lid preference and printing requirements. If a detail is not yet confirmed, identify it as open for discussion.
RFQ
Share the low-temperature conditions you need the cup to handle.
Include the intended contents, target freezing temperature and duration, handling scenario, quantity, destination, lid preference and printing requirements. Ruige can then review the project against confirmed product information and the relevant test conditions.
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