1.5oz Portion Cup (Cup Only) - 2500 Pcs

 Patek Packaging's 1.5oz Portion Cup (Cup Only) - 2500 Pcs offer a reliable and cost-effective solution for businesses seeking to optimize portion control and presentation. This bulk pack of 2500 cups ensures a steady supply of condiments, dressings, dips, samples, and more.

About the Product

Our 1.5oz Portion Cup (Cup Only) - 2500 Pcs deliver value and functionality for your food service operation. The bulk pack of 2500 cups offers a cost advantage compared to purchasing smaller quantities, resulting in long-term savings for your business. 1.5oz (45ml) is best for portion control to ensure consistency while reducing product waste.

Specifications

Benefits

• Ample capacity for consistent serving sizes, reduces product waste, and lowers food costs.
• Withstand everyday use. Ideal for demanding food service environments.
• Enhances product visibility for a professional presentation
• Optimizes storage efficiency in kitchens or service areas.
• Eliminates washing and sanitizing, simplifying food preparation

Uses

Restaurants & Cafes

The 1.5oz capacity allows for serving sizes of ketchup, mustard, mayonnaise, soy sauce, hot sauce and dressings like ranch or vinaigrette in pre-portioned servings.

Food Trucks & Concession Stands

The compact size and single-use nature make them ideal for condiments on the go. They can hold a variety of dipping sauces for appetizers, wings, or vegetables. 

Salad Bars & Catering Events

Provide pre-portioned salad dressings for customer convenience and portion control. These cups can be used to create single-serving jello shots for themed events or parties.

Delis & Bakeries

Pre-portion condiments like jams, jellies, or sprinkles in these cups. This streamlines service for grab-and-go options and reduces waste from bulk containers.

Caterers & Specialty Food Stores

Showcase your culinary creations with bite-sized samples of desserts like puddings, mousses, or fruit cups. This is a great way to introduce new menu items or allow customers to personalize sampler platters.

Facts

PET dates back to the 1930s, when synthetic fibres were used. Significant strides have been made in PET recycling technologies. According to Dr. Frank Welle, author of “The Facts about PET” study, advancements over the past two decades have yielded high-quality recyclates suitable for manufacturing PET packaging. 

There are two primary methods:

PET demonstrates excellent resistance to various chemicals, including:

• Alcohols
• Aliphatic hydrocarbons
• Oils
• Grease
• Diluted acids

Thermal Properties

The glass transition temperature (Tg) of PET depends on its crystallinity. 

• Amorphous PET has a Tg of 65°C, and this value increases with increasing crystallinity. 
• PET's melting temperature ranges from 240 to 270°C. 
• Crystallization typically occurs at a maximum rate of 178°C, within a temperature range of 10°C above Tg and up to 10°C below its melting temperature.

Portion Food Effectively With Patek Packaging

Patek Packaging's 1.5oz Portion Cup (Cup Only) - 2500 Pcs offer a combination of functionality, value, and environmental responsibility. These cups promote portion control, enhance presentation, and streamline food service operations. Invest in efficiency and eco-consciousness—choose Patek Packaging's PET portion cups today.  

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the clarity level of these PET cups?

It is known for its excellent clarity, usually exceeding 90% on light transmission tests. This clarity allows for optimal product visibility, showcasing your culinary creations and enhancing customer confidence.

Are these cups suitable for microwave use?

While PET can withstand moderate heat (from -60 to 130°C), it's generally not recommended for microwave applications. Microwaves can cause uneven heating, leading to warping or melting the cups. Browse Patek Packaging for alternative packaging options suitable for microwaving.

Is PET plastic BPA-free?

This does not contain Bisphenol A (BPA).  Bisphenol A is a monomer used in the production of certain polymers like polycarbonate (PC). However, it is never used in manufacturing PET plastics.