Arcoroc Intensity White Baril Cups 190ml (Pack of 24)
Product Description
The Arcoroc Intensity White Baril Cup is a 190ml hot beverage cup made from opal — a dense, glass-ceramic material that differs notably from standard vitrified porcelain. Each cup in...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 24
- Capacity
- 0.19 Ltr
- Colour
- White
- Diameter
- 75
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Product Description
The Arcoroc Intensity White Baril Cup is a 190ml hot beverage cup made from opal — a dense, glass-ceramic material that differs notably from standard vitrified porcelain. Each cup in this pack of 24 has zero porosity, meaning it does not absorb liquids, odours, or staining over time in the way that lower-grade materials can.
In a busy café, hotel breakfast service, or high-turnover restaurant, crockery takes a sustained beating through repeated use, rapid temperature changes, and frequent passage through commercial dishwashers. Opal's inherent density makes it noticeably resistant to chipping and thermal shock, which in practice means fewer breakages per service period and a longer useful life per piece compared with many standard white cups.
From an operational standpoint, the Baril shape — a straight-sided, slightly tapered barrel form — stacks efficiently, making storage and counter organisation straightforward in tight back-of-house spaces. Practical benefits for operators include:
- Non-porous surface resists staining from coffee and tea, supporting hygiene standards
- Consistent white finish that holds its appearance through sustained dishwasher use
- Uniform cup shape aids consistency of presentation across service
- Robust construction reduces replacement frequency in high-volume settings
- Stackable profile helps manage limited storage space efficiently
There are no gas, electrical, or water installation requirements for this product. Weight per cup is 210g, which is moderately heavier than standard porcelain alternatives — worth bearing in mind when specifying for tray service or high-volume banqueting where staff are handling large quantities repeatedly.
These cups are a practical choice for coffee shops, hotel breakfast operations, staff restaurants, and any venue running consistent hot beverage service at volume. For outlets with lower throughput or where a finer aesthetic is a priority, lighter porcelain alternatives may be worth considering.
If you are specifying crockery across a full opening order or matching to an existing range, the team is happy to talk through quantities and suitability before you commit.
Key Features
- Opal construction with zero porosity resists staining and liquid absorption
- 190ml capacity in a uniform barrel shape suitable for hot beverages
- Resistant to thermal shock from rapid temperature changes in service
- Pack of 24 cups for straightforward quantity purchasing at volume
- Stackable barrel profile supports efficient storage in back-of-house areas
Operational Benefits
- Fewer breakages per service period reduces ongoing crockery replacement costs
- Non-porous surface maintains hygiene standards across high-volume dishwasher cycles
- Consistent appearance through heavy use supports professional presentation standards
- Thermal shock resistance suits rapid cycling between hot beverages and cold rinses
- Stackable design keeps storage organised during busy back-of-house operations
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 24
- Capacity
- 0.19 Ltr
- Colour
- White
- Diameter
- 75
- Dimensions
- 71(H) x 75(Ø)mm
- Material
- Opal
- Microwave safe
- Yes
- Stackable
- Stackable
- Weight
- 210g
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Opal is a glass-ceramic material that is denser and less porous than conventional vitrified porcelain. In a commercial environment this translates to better resistance to chipping, improved thermal shock tolerance, and a surface that does not absorb colour or odour over time — all of which contribute to a longer service life and more consistent appearance across a busy operation.
- Yes. The opal material and non-porous surface are well suited to repeated commercial dishwasher cycles, including high-temperature programmes. The finish is less prone to dulling or staining than some porcelain alternatives, which helps maintain a presentable appearance over extended use.
- It depends on your service model and turnaround time. A small café with a fast dishwasher cycle may find 24 cups workable for quieter periods, but most operators running continuous hot beverage service will want at least two to three times their peak seated cover count in cups to allow for washing cycles. If you are putting together an opening order, it is worth talking through your service volume with the team before finalising quantities.