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Why 95mm Is a Useful Menu Pairing
The PET category lists both 16oz and 22oz models at a shared 95mm rim caliber. That makes the two capacities a practical comparison for buyers planning a core and large drink tier, but the shared rim does not mean the cups have the same vertical profile or weight.
95mm PET Cup Specification Comparison
The following values are taken directly from the PET cold cup category table. Confirm final drawings and any custom configuration with the factory before production.
| Model | Caliber | Capacity | Height | Base | Weight | Carton Quantity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 95-9507 | 95 mm | 16 oz | 123 mm | 66 mm | 14 g | 1,000 pcs |
| 95-9508 | 95 mm | 22 oz | 146 mm | 66 mm | 16 g | 1,000 pcs |
When to Choose the 16oz Model
The 16oz 95-9507 model is listed at 123mm high, with a 66mm base and 14g weight. It fits a regular or medium menu tier when the drink program needs a 95mm rim. Check the actual carrier, cup holder and filling clearance against the 123mm height before ordering.
When to Specify the 22oz Model
The 22oz 95-9508 model is the taller option, listed at 146mm high with the same 66mm base and a 16g weight. Its height should be checked against delivery bags, carriers and sealing equipment; these operating-fit details are not specified in the category table.
What to Confirm Before Ordering
Include the model code, 95mm caliber, capacity, height, base, weight and carton quantity in the inquiry. Exact lid model, printing specifications, artwork tolerances, production tolerance and destination documentation are not included in the category table and remain待工厂确认.
Article FAQs
Yes. Both listed PET models use a 95mm caliber, while their heights and weights differ.
No. The catalog lists 123mm for the 16oz model and 146mm for the 22oz model.
Yes. Both listed rows show a 66mm base. Confirm the production drawing for the final order.