XHGPB57
Model XHGPB57 is a borosilicate glass mug listed at 420 ml, with a 75 mm rim and a 90 mm body. Measured against the mould it holds about 300 ml to the rim, so treat 420 ml as the catalogue figure and the 300 ml as what actually goes in.
The body tapers into a rounded base with no separate foot, which keeps the weight low and the inside free of a seam. The applied glass handle comes clear or coloured, and the wall is high borosilicate, so it takes a hot drink without the thermal shock that cracks soda lime.
Silk print, decal, etching and electroplating are all done in house. Packed 1 x 4 x 12, 48 per carton, MOQ 5,000, 20 day lead time.
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Item No :
XHGPB57Order(MOQ) :
5000pcsPayment :
TT,LCProduct Origin :
ChinaColor :
TransparentPort :
Shanghai, Nanjing, Ningbo, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, etc.Lead Time :
20 daysBoth figures are real and they measure different things. 420 ml is the capacity this item is listed under in our catalogue; measured against the 75 mm rim and 90 mm body on the mould, the cup holds about 300 ml to the rim. Order a sample if your spec sheet says 420 ml, and check it before you commit to a volume.
The wall narrows from the rim down to a rounded bottom with no separate foot, so the weight sits low and the cup settles into your hand rather than perching on it. There is no seam inside the base, which is where a mug usually keeps a ring of old coffee.
An applied glass handle on the side, sized to take two fingers, so a full cup of coffee is carried by the handle and not by the wall. On a borosilicate body that matters less than on soda lime, but it still keeps your hand off a hot surface.
High borosilicate expands far less when it heats, which is why it survives a hot pour into a room-temperature cup. Soda lime is cheaper and will do the same job until the day it does not, and then it cracks in your hand.
The handle can be run clear, amber, smoke or a colour matched to your range, and the body takes silk print, decal, etching or electroplating. Most buyers put the colour on the handle and keep the body clear, so the drink still reads through the glass.
Need a price on this mug, or a sample before you commit? Send the spec and we will come back within 24 hours.
Get a Quote| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | XHGPB57 |
| Capacity | 420 ml / 14.2 oz nominal |
| Measured to the Rim | About 300 ml, from the 75 mm rim and 90 mm body |
| Height | 90 mm / 3.5 in |
| Rim Diameter | 75 mm / 3.0 in |
| Material | High borosilicate glass |
| Handle | Applied glass handle, clear or coloured |
| Colour | Clear body as standard; coloured handle, spray colour, electroplating on request |
| Decoration | Silk print, decal, etching, electroplating |
| Packing | 1 x 4 x 12, 48 per carton |
| MOQ | 5,000 pcs |
| Lead Time | 20 days |
| Port | Shanghai, Nanjing, Ningbo, Guangzhou, Shenzhen |
| Payment | T/T, L/C |
One figure here needs a note. 420 ml is the capacity this item is listed under across our catalogue, and it is the number most buyers quote. Measured against the 75 mm rim and 90 mm body on the mould, the cup holds about 300 ml to the rim. If your spec sheet says 420 ml, ask for a sample and check it before you commit to a volume; we will send the drawing for the exact version you are buying, and we would rather do that than have a container arrive short of what you expected.
A 75 mm rim over a base that pulls in gives you a cup that is easy to fill and hard to knock over. The widest point is where the liquid is, and the weight of the glass sits below it, so the centre of gravity stays where you want it on a tray.
There is no separate foot ring and no seam where a base would meet the wall. That means nothing to trap coffee grounds or tea leaf, and nothing to chip on the bottom edge when the cup is set down hard.
75 mm is wide enough that a cloth reaches the bottom without a bottle brush, which is the difference between a mug that gets cleaned properly in a cafe and one that gets rinsed and put back.
High borosilicate expands much less than soda lime when it heats, so a hot pour into a room-temperature cup is a normal event rather than a risk. It is the reason this body is used for tea and coffee rather than for water alone.
Applied glass, two fingers wide, set at the height where a hand naturally closes. On a full cup of coffee the wall is hot enough to be uncomfortable; the handle is the part that is not.
The handle can be run clear, amber, smoke or matched to a brand colour, and it is the cheapest place to put colour because it does not touch the drink. Coloured bodies are possible too, by spray or electroplating, but they change how the drink reads through the glass.
Warm water, a drop of detergent, a soft sponge. The 75 mm opening takes a hand, so there is no need for a brush and no need to reach for anything abrasive.
A borosilicate body will go through a commercial machine without cracking. A silk print or a decal will not last as long as the glass, and after a few hundred cycles the edge of a print starts to lift. If the decoration matters, hand wash.
Borosilicate takes more abuse than soda lime, not infinite abuse. Boiling water into a cup that has just come out of a freezer is still a bad idea, and no glass on the market will tell you otherwise.
No steel wool, no scouring powder, no dishwasher tab rubbed directly on a print. A soft cloth and warm water keeps a decal readable for years; anything abrasive takes the top layer off in one go.
Where a 420 ml handled mug earns its place on a list, in roughly the order buyers ask for it.
One note for buyers assembling a range. This mug sits in the borosilicate range. If your list also carries straight-sided formats, the glass mug range covers those, and the glass teapot range handles the brewing side. More on how we make and pack glassware is on the company page.
High borosilicate and lead-free crystal both run on our own lines, so a range that needs a heat-resistant mug next to a crystal tumbler comes from one supplier and one loading plan.
Silk print, decal, etching, spray colour and electroplating are all handled inside the plant, which is what makes a coloured handle plus a printed body possible on one purchase order instead of two.
Four to an inner box with dividers, twelve boxes to a carton, 48 in total, on export-grade board. A mug with an applied handle is the easiest thing to break in a container, and the handle is always the part that goes first.
About 300 ml to the rim, measured against the 75 mm rim and 90 mm body on the mould. 420 ml is the catalogue figure this item is listed under and it is what most buyers quote in a purchase order. If the volume matters to your product, order a sample and check it before you commit; we would rather send a sample than have you find out at the container.
High borosilicate. It expands far less than soda lime when it heats, which is why it takes a hot pour into a room-temperature cup without cracking. Soda lime is cheaper and works until it does not.
Yes, into a cup at room temperature. What it will not take is a sudden step in both directions, so boiling water into a cup that has just come out of a freezer is still a bad idea. Let it come to room temperature first.
The glass is. A commercial machine will not crack a borosilicate body. A silk print or decal will not last as long as the glass will, so if the decoration is the point, hand wash and the print stays readable for years.
Yes. Clear, amber, smoke, or matched to a brand colour. The handle is the cheapest place to put colour because it does not touch the drink, and most buyers keep the body clear so the drink still reads through the glass.
Yes, by silk print, decal or etching, all done in house. Send the artwork as vector and tell us the position you want; on this shape the usual spot is the middle of the body, opposite the handle, so the print faces the customer when the cup is held in the right hand.
5,000 pieces for a standard clear body with a clear handle. A coloured handle or a print does not change the MOQ, but it does add to the lead time because the decoration runs after the glass.
1 x 4 x 12, so 48 pieces to a carton in twelve inner boxes with dividers. Lead time is 20 days for a standard run and 30 to 45 days once a new mould, a custom colour or a new print is involved. Samples ship in 7 to 10 working days by express.
The body is high borosilicate intended for normal food-contact use. Migration test reports are available on request for the batch you order, and we send them before the deposit rather than after.
Need this mug in a coloured handle, with your logo on the body, or packed as a gift set? Send the spec and we will come back with a price and a sample date.
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