Nº D-11309
Pre-printed PP/PE film heat-sealed onto the plastic cup rim, pierced with a straw — print the shop logo and pattern; milk tea, juice, sweet soups, yogurt.
Made for: Beverages.
Sample printed on clear PET / PE laminate 0.06 mm, gloss lamination; style: gifts & souvenirs.
Sample size 95 × 95 × 140 mm.
Printed PP/PE film heat-sealed onto the cup rim by a sealing machine — pierce with a straw, printed with the shop’s logo and pattern.
Yes, commercial use included; Free adds a watermark grid at 1K, Pro exports 4K without it.
Yes — from the 95 × 95 × 140 mm sample or your own size.
Yes, on every plan including Free: use them on your website, marketplaces, social media and for clients. Pro removes the watermark and exports 4K pictures.
The sample is clear PET / PE laminate 0.06 mm with gloss lamination.
Cup sealing film is a printed laminate on a reel that the cup sealer pulls across and heat-seals onto the rim of a plastic cup, then cuts free cup by cup. Customers stab the straw through it; the sealed cup can be shaken and carried without spilling.
Laminates of about 50–80 microns are used — usually PET/PP for the PP cups common in milk-tea shops — with the sealant layer matched to the cup plastic (PP cups take PP-sealant film, PET or PE-coated paper cups a compatible sealant) so it bonds firmly. Film touching drinks should use food-contact materials and inks.
Gravure or flexo reverse-printed on the PET layer, then laminated to the sealant, so the ink is sandwiched — it can't touch the drink or scratch; film can be clear, milky white or metallic. Small shops use stock patterned film, branded chains order their own printed reels.
The image repeats at a pitch equal to the cup mouth plus cutting gap (for a Ø95 mm cup about 100–105 mm), with an eye mark so the sealer registers it. Centre the logo in the circle, keep an outer ring of about 5 mm for the seal, and leave the centre or another plain spot for the straw.
A Ø95 mm mouth cup about 140 mm tall usually holds around 500–600 ml, the common medium size; a taller large cup with the same Ø95 mm mouth shares the same film reel.
Yes, print separate reels (Tết, Mid-Autumn, Christmas) at the same width and pitch; staff just swap the reel on the sealer to change design, with no change of cups.
Usually a PET/PP laminate for PP cups, with a sealant matched to the cup plastic; it is reverse-printed so ink doesn't touch the drink.
Order reels printed with the image repeating at the cup pitch and an eye mark for the sealer; small shops can use stock patterned film.
It depends on the sealer and cup mouth; common Ø90–95 mm cups use reels about 105–110 mm wide — check the machine spec before printing.