Arcoroc Intensity White Baril Cups 90ml (Pack of 24)
Product Description
The Arcoroc Intensity White Baril cup is a 90ml espresso and short-serve beverage cup made from opal — a dense, non-porous glass material that behaves more like fine porcelain than...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 24
- Capacity
- 0.9 Ltr
- Colour
- White
- Diameter
- 81
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Product Description
The Arcoroc Intensity White Baril cup is a 90ml espresso and short-serve beverage cup made from opal — a dense, non-porous glass material that behaves more like fine porcelain than standard glassware. The all-white finish and barrel-shaped form give it a clean, professional appearance well suited to café counters, hotel breakfast service, and restaurant coffee stations alike.
In busy service environments, opal's zero-porosity surface means it resists staining from coffee and tea without the need for aggressive cleaning agents, and it does not absorb odours over time. The material is also notably resistant to thermal shock, which matters when cups move rapidly between hot beverages, commercial glasswashers, and cold storage. For high-turnover operations running continuous glasswasher cycles throughout service, this durability translates directly into a lower replacement rate compared with standard ceramic or thin glass alternatives.
Practical advantages for front-of-house and barista stations include:
- Non-porous opal surface resists coffee and tea staining with standard glasswasher cycles
- Thermal shock resistance supports rapid cycling through commercial warewashers
- Consistent white finish maintains a uniform appearance across a full set
- Lightweight at 140g, reducing fatigue during high-volume service
- Sold in a pack of 24, suited to stocking a complete station in one order
These cups are best suited to establishments with a steady coffee or hot beverage trade — cafés, hotel breakfast operations, staff restaurants, and casual dining venues. The 90ml capacity is sized for espresso and short macchiato serves rather than flat whites or longer drinks, so it is worth confirming your menu requirements before ordering. For operations needing a larger vessel from the same range, alternatives within the Intensity collection are available.
If you are equipping a new beverage station or want to confirm the right cup size for your service style, the team is happy to help you work through the options.
Key Features
- Made from opal glass with zero porosity for stain resistance
- 90ml capacity suited to espresso and short beverage serves
- Resistant to thermal shock from commercial glasswasher cycling
- Uniform all-white finish across every piece in the pack
- Sold in a pack of 24 for efficient station stocking
Operational Benefits
- Reduces cup replacement costs through improved durability under daily use
- Maintains a consistent, professional appearance throughout a full service
- Keeps cleaning straightforward with a non-absorbing, stain-resistant surface
- Supports high-turnover glasswasher cycles without risk of thermal cracking
- Allows a full espresso station to be stocked efficiently from one order
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 24
- Capacity
- 0.9 Ltr
- Colour
- White
- Diameter
- 81
- Dimensions
- 58(H) x 81(Ø)mm
- Material
- Opal
- Microwave safe
- Yes
- Stackable
- Stackable
- Weight
- 140g
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Yes. The opal material is designed to withstand the temperature cycling and detergents used in commercial glasswashers. The zero-porosity surface also means they are less likely to retain odours or discolouration over repeated wash cycles compared with standard ceramics.
- A 90ml cup comfortably accommodates a single or double espresso and leaves appropriate headroom for crema. It is not suited to longer drinks such as flat whites or Americanos — for those you would need a larger vessel from the Intensity range or a comparable collection.
- That depends on your cover count, table turn, and glasswasher cycle time, but a single pack of 24 is generally a working stock for a small to medium espresso bar rather than a full opening quantity. Higher-volume sites often hold two to three packs to maintain a buffer during peak service periods.