Product Characteristics:
Material: Paper cups are primarily made from paperboard, which is a thick and sturdy type of paper. The paperboard is often coated with a layer of polyethylene (PE) or another food-grade material to enhance its strength and prevent leakage.

Disposable and Recyclable: Paper cups are designed for single-use purposes, offering convenience and reducing the need for washing and cleaning. Many paper cups are recyclable, allowing for responsible disposal and reducing environmental impact.

Heat Insulation: Paper cups provide insulation against heat, making them suitable for holding hot beverages like coffee, tea, or hot chocolate. The paperboard material, along with any insulation or coating, helps to protect the user’s hands from the heat.

Leak-Resistant: Many paper cups have a polyethylene (PE) coating or a layer of moisture-resistant material to prevent leaks or seepage. This feature ensures that the cup remains sturdy and does not leak, even when holding hot or cold beverages.

Safe for Food Contact: Paper cups are manufactured with materials that are deemed safe for food contact. They meet regulatory standards and do not leach harmful chemicals into the beverages served in them.