Our Product Usage Scenarios
1.Small Cafes & Coffee Shops: Make cups on-site to cut wholesale costs and avoid stockouts. Run the machine during slow hours (like 8 AM before the rush) to stock up on paper cups for lattes and plastic cups for iced coffee—no more waiting for deliveries.
2.Food Trucks & Mobile Vendors: Keep the machine in your truck’s storage to make cups on-demand. No more hauling bulky cup boxes, and you can switch between paper (for hot soups) and plastic (for cold drinks) based on your menu.
3.Small Disposable Cup Factories: Start or scale your business without a big upfront investment. The machine’s low price lets you test the market (selling to local shops or event planners) and grow as orders come in—no need for industrial equipment.
4.Home-Based Side Hustles: Launch a small cup-selling business from your garage or basement. The machine’s compact size and low cost let you work part-time, selling cups to nearby small businesses (bakeries, cafes) for extra income.
5.Event Caterers & Small Venues: Make cups for weddings, birthday parties, or community events. The machine’s flexibility lets you make exactly the number of paper (hot drinks) or plastic (cold drinks) cups you need—no overstock, no waste.
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The customer said that this kind of cup is stronger than the wholesale ones, and we haven't had any problems for eight months.
It can be placed in the locker of my truck and can brew 350 cups of 250-milliliter coffee per hour. Moreover, I never use it up during the lunch rush.
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