Frequently Asked Questions
When the temperature drops, the cup returns to its original color, and the effect can be repeated many times.
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When the temperature drops, the cup returns to its original color, and the effect can be repeated many times.
Most color changing cups are activated at 45–60°C (113–140°F).
Custom activation temperature is available for OEM orders.
The cup uses heat sensitive (thermochromic) coating.
When hot liquid (usually above 45–60°C) is poured in, the coating becomes transparent and reveals the printed
In-Mold Labeling (IML) is a manufacturing process in which a pre-printed label is placed inside a mold before the injection molding. The label becomes an integral
Thermochromic materials are special substances that can change color in response to temperature variations. These materials achieve their color-changing effect through changes in molecular structure
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Yes, they are. The color change occurs within the structure of the cup’s coating and is a purely natural physical reaction. It’s an engaging way
Color-changing cups utilize a special kind of ink known as thermochromic leucodye. This ink reacts to changes in temperature, shifting colors when your drink is