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Translucent plastic cold cups hold 10 oz and come in a 100 pack for office or cafeteria use
Boardwalk BWKTRANSCUP10PK supplies translucent plastic cups in a 100 pack for breakrooms and cafeterias. Each cup holds 10 ounces of cold beverages such as soda or juice. The disposable design suits high-traffic environments.
The single 100-count pack reduces ordering frequency for facilities managers. Translucent walls let staff gauge liquid levels quickly. Cups are intended for cold drinks only and are not suited for hot liquids. Buyers needing larger volumes or hot-beverage containers should consider other options.
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| Size & build | |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 0.92 kg |
| Package size | 451 × 311 × 184 mm |
These cups are intended as a single-use, disposable option for cold beverages such as sodas and juices.
The 10oz size suits standard servings; larger orders would require multiple cups from the 100-pack.
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