XHSJ002550
Model XHSJ002550 is a 550 ml long drink in lead-free crystal glass, 164 mm tall with a 64.5 mm rim. It takes a full 500 ml can with the ice still in the glass, which is the gap most tall cups leave you filling from a second can.
The wall is left plain and polished rather than cut or hammered, so nothing catches a cloth and a printed logo sits flat on a clean surface. The base is solid and thick, which is what keeps a 164 mm column steady once it is full. Each cup is hand-blown, so the wall varies a little from piece to piece and no two are identical.
Packing is 48 pcs per carton at 1 x 6 x 8, MOQ 5,000, lead time 20 days. Colour, electroplating, logo and gift box are all open for custom work.
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Item No :
XHSJ002550Order(MOQ) :
5000pcsPayment :
TT,LCProduct Origin :
ChinaColor :
Custom MadePort :
Shanghai, Nanjing, Ningbo, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, etc.Lead Time :
20 days550 ml sits at the point where a drinking glass stops being a glass and starts being a serving. Most tall cups on a wholesale list stop at 400 ml, which is one can and no ice. This one is built for the extra 150 ml. Five details explain where that volume comes from and what it costs.
A full 500 ml can goes in with a hand of ice and still leaves the rim clear. That is the working number for a long drink, and it is the reason this cup exists next to the smaller ones in the range.
Each cup is blown on a pipe and the rim is melted smooth in the flame rather than cut and ground. There is no sharp edge to chip, and no grinding dust to wash out before the first pour.
The foot is a thick plug of glass, not a folded wall. On a 164 mm cup that matters: it puts the weight under the drink, so a full pour does not go over when someone reaches across the table.
The wall is polished smooth, with no cut facets and no hammered texture. That is a choice, not a shortcut, and the section below explains what it buys you on a bar counter.
Six to an inner box with dividers, eight boxes to a carton. The carton is sized so a pallet loads without a part layer, which is the difference between a clean landed cost and a surprise at the port.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | XHSJ002550 |
| Capacity | 550 ml / 18.6 oz |
| Height | 164 mm / 6.5 in |
| Rim Diameter | 64.5 mm / 2.5 in |
| Base Diameter | 54 mm / 2.1 in |
| Material | Lead-free crystal glass |
| Body | Hand-blown, plain wall, solid base, fire-polished rim |
| Colour | Clear as standard; tinted or electroplated on request |
| Packing | 1 x 6 x 8, 48 pcs per carton |
| MOQ | 5,000 pcs |
| Lead Time | 20 days |
| Port | Shanghai, Nanjing, Ningbo, Guangzhou, Shenzhen |
| Payment | T/T, L/C |
| Customisation | Logo, spray colour, electroplated finish, gift box, PVC window box |
All four figures come off the mould drawing for this item. Our catalogue prints the rim as 65 mm and the height as 165 mm, and the 1 mm gap between that and the table above is inside normal mould tolerance. Send your own spec sheet and we will check it against the tool before the order.
Capacity on a spec sheet is measured to the rim, and nobody drinks to the rim. These are the three servings this cup is bought for, measured the way a bartender would pour them.
Pour a full large can over ice and the level lands just under the rim. No top-up, no second can opened for the last third, and no spill when the glass is carried across a room.
A standard bottle fills about six tenths of the cup. That sounds wasteful until you are pouring a wheat beer or a cider that needs foam, and the extra space is exactly where the head goes.
A large iced latte runs 350 to 400 ml before the ice goes in. In a 400 ml cup it arrives at the rim and slops; here it arrives with room to stir, which is the difference between a drink that travels and one that does not.
Cut glass and hammered glass photograph beautifully and clean badly. This cup is neither, and on a 550 ml body that is the right trade for anyone selling by the dozen rather than the piece.
A cut facet holds water in its grooves and dries with a white line down the side. A plain wall wipes clean in one pass, which is what a busy counter needs at eleven at night.
Screen print, decal and electroplating all sit better on a smooth body. On a textured wall the ink bridges the grooves and wears off the high points first, so the logo looks tired long before the cup is.
Cut and hammered versions exist in this plant, they are just a different mould and a different order. Tell us the pattern and the volume and we will quote it separately rather than pretend this cup is something it is not.
Nothing unusual for crystal, with one correction to a habit worth naming.
Warm water and a mild detergent. A hot machine cycle dulls crystal over time, and a 164 mm cup takes up half a rack on its own, so we rate this one for hand washing rather than for a dishwasher.
The base narrows to 54 mm and meets the wall in a tight corner. A hand will not get there. A long-handled bottle brush does it in one motion, and it is the only way to shift dried juice out of that seam.
Air drying works where the water is soft. Where it is not, the minerals stay on the glass as a film that is harder to shift every week. Wipe it dry with a lint-free cloth and store it open side up.
Two tall cups stacked inside each other jam at the taper and the rim of the lower one takes the load. Bars that stack lose more glass to chipped rims than to any other cause.
This is a volume cup. It suits drinks served long and cold, and it is the wrong glass for anything poured short or served with a spoon.
That shot is the clear standard finish, poured long with lemon, mint and ice, which is roughly the volume this cup is bought for. Colour is a separate order, whether that is a spray finish, an electroplated body or a tinted glass, and we send a colour card before you commit to a shade. One thing to settle before you print a menu: this cup holds 550 ml to the rim, which covers a large can and a bottle of beer, but it is not a pint glass and it is not a stein. If your market sells beer by the 568 ml pint, this is not that glass. Tell us the volume and we will quote from the range. For shorter crystal cups in the same glass, the water cup range covers the 250 to 400 ml formats.
If a buyer wants this shape in a heat-proof body for a coffee chain and in crystal for a bar, both come off one purchase order. The plant holds ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001, and the certificates are current.
Spray colour, electroplating, frosting, screen print and decal are all done on site rather than farmed out. That keeps a two-colour job on one lead time instead of two. Our electroplated crystal cup comes off the same line.
The dimensions here come off the mould drawing, not off a copied catalogue line. Send your own spec sheet and we will run it against the tool before the order, so a 64.5 mm rim does not arrive as a surprise. More on how we work on the about page.
Both. 550 ml converts to 18.6 oz, so the two figures describe the same bowl. Older copies of this page printed the capacity next to a 164 mm height, which is correct for this model. Quote it as 550 ml / 18.6 oz and every document lines up.
Yes, if the ice goes in first. Fill the cup with ice, pour the can over it, and the level sits just under the rim. Drop the ice in after the drink and you will be over the edge, which is true of any cup this size.
Plain. The body is polished smooth with no facets and no hammered texture, which is what keeps it easy to wipe and easy to print. Cut and hammered versions exist in the plant as separate moulds; ask us for those if that is the look you need.
No. Machine detergent and the dry cycle dull crystal over time, and the narrow foot traps water where a cloth does not reach. Hand wash with a bottle brush and dry straight away.
No lead is added to the batch. Barium and potassium oxides do the job lead used to do, which is why the glass still has the ring and the brightness of crystal. The cup is intended for normal food-contact use, and the migration test report for your batch is available on request.
5,000 pcs for this model on its own. A mixed order can split across clear, tinted and electroplated finishes as long as the total clears 5,000, so tell us the split and the destination port and we will quote it as one line rather than three.
On the wall, on the base, or on the gift box. Screen print and decal both work on a plain body, and a gold or silver rim is the other common upgrade. Artwork proof comes back within three working days, and the position is confirmed on a sample before the run.
6 pcs to an inner box with dividers, 8 boxes to a carton, 48 pcs in total. Stock samples go out in 7 to 10 days by express. Production runs 20 days from artwork approval and deposit, or 30 to 45 days where a new mould is needed.
The body is lead-free crystal 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.
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