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Drinkware Insulation Chart

Based on successful retail drinkware pieces, we have designed a better way to drink with style. Whether you prefer

your beverage HOT or COLD.

Insulation refers to how the materials and construction prevent temperature change – basically, the ability of a piece

to keep a beverage at its original temperature, whether it’s hot coffee or ice water. Insulation is achieved through

double-wall construction, which has two purposes – to eliminate condensation from cold beverages on the outer wall

and maintain the temperature of the beverage within the inner wall.

There are several types of insulation, and we offer them all. It just depends on your budget and the type of

performance you’re looking for in a drinkware product.

Hours indicated may vary depending on item construction, material, ambient conditions, and use.

Air between inner and

outer walls

GOOD

Hot: 2 hours

Cold 4 hours

AIR

INSULATION

Foam between inner and

outer walls

BETTER

Hot: 3 hours

Cold 6 hours

FOAM

INSULATION

No air between inner

and outer walls + copper

plated inner wall

SUPERIOR

Hot: 8 hours

Cold 24 hours

COPPER VACUUM

INSULATION

No air between inner and

outer walls

BEST

Hot: 5 hours

Cold 15 hours

VACUUM

INSULATION