Our Product Usage Scenarios
1.Small Disposable Cup Factories: Start or scale your manufacturing business without industrial costs. Use the machine to supply local cafes, convenience stores, or catering companies—focus on small, regular orders that big factories ignore (e.g., 500 custom cups for a local festival).
2.Cafes & Coffee Shops: Manufacture in-house cups to cut wholesale costs and avoid stockouts. Make paper cups for hot drinks and plastic cups for cold drinks—no more relying on late deliveries or low-quality wholesale cups.
3.Food Trucks & Mobile Vendors: Keep the machine in your truck’s storage to make cups on-demand. Avoid hauling bulky cup boxes, and switch between paper (for hot soups) and plastic (for cold drinks) based on your menu.
4.Convenience Stores: Make small batches of cups for fountain drinks or candy samples. You’ll save money on wholesale orders and avoid overstocking (no more dusty cups sitting on shelves).
5.Event Caterers: Manufacture cups on-site for weddings, festivals, or corporate parties. Instead of transporting hundreds of fragile cups (which can break or get lost), bring the machine and raw materials—make exactly how many you need, in the right material for the drink.
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It operates automatically during the morning rush hour, producing 450 250-milliliter cups per hour. No one complains about the cups breaking anymore.
We saved $400 in labor costs each month, plus $120 in wholesale material costs each month.
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