Arcoroc Intensity White Baril Mugs 290ml (Pack of 24)
Product Description
The Arcoroc Intensity Baril mug is a straightforward, well-proportioned hot beverage mug made from opal — a vitrified glass material that looks similar to ceramic but performs differently under the...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 24
- Capacity
- 0.29 Ltr
- Colour
- White
- Diameter
- 109
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Product Description
The Arcoroc Intensity Baril mug is a straightforward, well-proportioned hot beverage mug made from opal — a vitrified glass material that looks similar to ceramic but performs differently under the pressures of commercial service. At 290ml it sits comfortably in the standard coffee and tea mug bracket, making it a practical choice for cafés, hotel breakfast service, staff canteens, and busy restaurant beverage stations.
Opal is non-porous by nature, which has a practical consequence in service: it does not absorb tannins, odours, or cleaning chemicals over time in the way that lower-fired ceramics sometimes can. The material is also produced to withstand repeated thermal cycling — going from cold storage or a glass washer to hot beverage service without the micro-cracking that can develop in standard earthenware over time. In high-turnover environments where mugs are cycled through a glasswasher multiple times per day, that structural consistency matters.
- Non-porous opal construction resists staining and odour absorption
- Handles repeated glasswasher cycles without significant surface degradation
- Consistent white finish that holds its appearance across a large batch
- Baril profile is stable on trays and service surfaces
- Sold in 24s — practical pack size for smaller operations or top-up purchasing
It is worth being realistic about limitations. Opal, while more durable than standard ceramic in many respects, is still a glass-based material. It will chip or crack if dropped onto hard kitchen floors or handled roughly during stacking. The 390g weight per mug also means a full rack has reasonable mass — worth considering for staff handling and storage shelving load ratings.
This mug suits cafés, hotel breakfast and lounge service, staff dining, and casual restaurant beverage service. For very high-volume operations cycling hundreds of covers per service, it is worth discussing batch quantity and attrition rates with us before committing to a single pack size.
If you are specifying tableware across a new or refurbished site and want to talk through quantities, attrition planning, or how the Intensity range fits alongside your existing crockery, we are happy to help.
Key Features
- Opal vitrified material with zero porosity throughout service life
- 290ml capacity suits standard coffee, tea, and hot beverage service
- Engineered to withstand repeated thermal cycling in glasswashers
- Uniform white finish maintained consistently across a batch of 24
- 390g per mug with stable Baril profile suited to tray service
Operational Benefits
- Resists staining and odour build-up through heavy daily glasswasher use
- Reduces replacement frequency compared with standard ceramic mugs
- Consistent appearance across batches supports a tidy table or counter presentation
- Non-porous surface simplifies hygiene compliance in high-turnover service
- Pack of 24 allows straightforward stock management and phased top-up purchasing
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 24
- Capacity
- 0.29 Ltr
- Colour
- White
- Diameter
- 109
- Dimensions
- 102(H) x 109(Ø)mm
- Material
- Opal
- Microwave safe
- Yes
- Stackable
- Stackable
- Weight
- 390g
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Opal is a vitrified glass-based material with zero porosity, meaning it does not absorb water, tannins, or cleaning chemicals in the way that lower-fired ceramics can. In practice, this helps the mug maintain its finish and hygiene profile over a longer service life when cycled through a glasswasher multiple times daily. It is still a glass-based material, so impact resistance on hard floors is a relevant consideration.
- That depends on your cover count, mug turnover rate, and how quickly your glasswasher cycles. A small café with a single glasswasher and moderate footfall may find 24 workable as a starting point, but most operators find it sensible to hold a buffer stock to cover breakages without interrupting service. We can help you think through quantities if you are setting up or refurbishing.
- At 290ml, this mug is well suited to filter coffee, americanos, tea, and similar drinks served in a standard mug size. It is not intended as an espresso cup — for that you would want a smaller capacity from the same range. If you need to cover multiple beverage formats, it is worth looking at whether a coordinated set of sizes within the Intensity range suits your menu better.