Esselte 20-322 Business Paper White 50-Sheet Dozen
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Fabri-Kal
Flat PET lids without a slot fit 9 oz to 10 oz cold cups, supplied in a 2500-count carton
These lids fit 9 oz to 10 oz cold cups and are made from clear PET plastic. Each carton contains 2500 lids for high-volume service. They are designed for use with Fabri-Kal KC9T and KC10 cup models. The flat, no-slot design provides a secure seal for cold beverages.
The PET material offers clarity so contents remain visible to staff and customers. Flat lids stack neatly on counters or in dispensers, saving space in busy breakrooms. No slot means straws cannot be inserted, so the lid suits sip-through or straw-free service styles. Disposable format eliminates washing and reduces cross-contamination risk.
This carton replaces mixed sleeves that create inventory confusion and slow restocking. The jump is worth it when a single lid SKU covers both 9 oz and 10 oz cup sizes. Operations using slotted lids for strawless service will reduce waste by switching to this flat design. Not suited for hot cups or cup sizes outside the 9 oz to 10 oz range.
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