It stays on the cup from the moment the drink is poured until the last sip. The lid presses over the rim and holds there, so a coffee can be carried, set down on a tray or handed across the counter without anyone steadying it. Cafés run it across their coffee menu, and delivery kitchens use the same lid for the drinks that leave in a carrier. It matches the rim that most paper cup suppliers build their takeaway lines around, so one lid covers a whole cup line instead of several, and reordering stays on a single line item.
| Property | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material | Food-grade PP (polypropylene) |
| Lid diameter | 90 mm |
| Cup rim fit | 90 mm paper cups |
| Lid weight | 3.5 g |
| Typical use | Takeaway coffee and other drinks |
| Packing | 1,000 pcs per carton |
Fit comes down to the rim, not to how much the cup holds. Seat the lid centre first, then press around the edge until it sits level — that is the habit that stops one side lifting as the drink is carried. The snap-on edge takes up small differences in wall thickness, so the lid holds on cups from different paper cup manufacturer lines as long as the rim matches. Before a large run, close one cup with the drink you actually serve and lay it on its side over a sink to see how the cover behaves. One limit is worth knowing: this is a drink lid, and soup cups and ice cream cups take their own lids.
RunFeng Packaging supplies disposable foodservice packaging across coffee, soup and dessert service. Our range covers coffee cup lids in CPLA, PP, PS and paper, kraft soup cups from 8oz to 32oz, and 20oz ice cream and yogurt cups, each with matching lids. We support OEM work including custom design and logo printing across cup and lid formats, and offer colour and style choices such as white, black, natural and kraft. Free samples are available for your evaluation, with fast delivery on production orders.
Measure straight across the mouth of the cup you use and compare it with the lid size — if the two match, it will press on. Cup height and capacity make no difference, because the rim is what decides the fit. If you are unsure, your paper cup manufacturer can confirm the measurement, or send us one cup and we will test it before you commit.
This lid is made for coffee service and also fits cold drinks poured into the same rim, so one stock line can cover both sides of the menu. That means paper cups with lids can be kept in a single format instead of splitting hot and cold into two lid types. If your menu runs at unusually high serving temperatures, tell us and we will confirm the right option.
No — the lid has a drink-through opening, so the customer sips without lifting it. The cup stays covered between the counter and the car, which is what most takeaway customers expect. If a delivery order needs the drink closed for the whole trip, the lid lifts off and presses back on the same way.
It is moulded in food-grade polypropylene made for direct drink contact, so nothing but the lid sits between the coffee and the customer. It runs on the same food-contact lines as the rest of our disposable tableware supplier range. If your market asks for material paperwork with the shipment, tell us what you need and we will confirm what can travel with your order.
PP is the everyday choice and the one most takeaway counters already run; CPLA is our plant-based option for cafés moving to a compostable lid, and the paper lid gives a fibre finish with room for printed branding. Buyers who order wholesale disposable cups in bulk usually keep PP as the default and move a single drink line to another material. Tell us which cup you are using and we will confirm the lid that matches it.
It is supplied in a soft off-white with a matte moulded surface, so it reads as a plain top on white and kraft cups alike. That neutral look keeps attention on the cup and sleeve rather than competing with them. If lid colour matters for a specific campaign, tell us and we will confirm whether another finish is available for this format.
