The production process of stainless steel insulated cups typically involves the following steps:
- Cutting: The stainless steel sheets are cut into the desired shape and size for the cup.
- Forming: The stainless steel sheets are then formed into the shape of a cup using a press machine or other forming methods.
- Welding: The cup is welded together at the seams, creating a double-walled structure with a vacuum layer in between.
- Polishing: The cup is then polished to create a smooth surface and remove any sharp edges.
- Insulation: The vacuum layer between the double walls of the cup is created by sealing the cup and removing the air inside. This creates a vacuum layer that provides excellent insulation properties.
- Coating: Some insulated cups have an outer layer made of materials such as plastic, silicone, or ceramic. The coating is applied to the cup’s outer layer to provide added durability, impact resistance, or a non-stick surface.
- Assembly: The lid, handle, and other components of the insulated cup are assembled, creating a finished product ready for packaging.
Overall, the production process of stainless steel insulated cups involves precision cutting, forming, welding, polishing, insulation, and assembly to create a durable and long-lasting product with excellent insulation properties.
