STB-MCCC20 is a 20 oz sublimation car-cup blank made from 304 stainless steel, with double-wall construction and a net weight of 0.265 kg. These details provide a clear product reference for a personalised drinkware project, from choosing the artwork to describing the item in an order.
Choose the cup for the intended project
A car-cup project may begin with a business logo, a personal name or a photographic design. Decide which element should be recognised first when the finished cup is viewed. That choice helps purchasing and artwork preparation work from the same intended product.
For a repeated business design, keep one artwork reference with its intended position. For a named-gift series, connect each name to the correct file and quantity. Treat those graphic choices separately from the physical cup specification so a design revision does not accidentally change the product being purchased.
Read material and construction as separate attributes
The material is 304 stainless steel and the construction is double wall. Keep both descriptions in a comparison with another drinkware proposal. They identify the requested item without requiring the buyer to infer the rest of the specification from a photograph.
A project may also have particular use, presentation or care requirements. Record those requirements with the complete item description for the proposed supply. Material and construction are useful product details, while a specific retention result or care instruction needs its own applicable information.
Use net weight in purchase planning
The net weight is 0.265 kg. For an order, the total net product mass is the item quantity multiplied by that figure. Keep that calculation separate from shipment planning, which needs the actual packing arrangement and packed weight.
If presentation packaging is part of the project, consider the cup and its packaging as a complete proposed item. That creates a more useful comparison than treating a product-weight figure as a carton or parcel specification.
Choose the cup format and supplied description
STB-MCCC20 is white, with 20 oz capacity, 304 stainless steel, double-wall construction and a cover. Its net weight is 0.265 kg and the transport-pack type is a carton. Keep the cup description and any required individual presentation separate from the shipping-carton description.
The 11 oz ceramic STB-MC04 mug is a different choice with a handle and coloured inner-and-handle design. The 20 oz STB-ABT20OZ instead adds a speaker to its product identity and has its own cover and double-wall description. Choose among these formats using their actual model details rather than treating all drinkware blanks as one specification.
Compare the model-specific alternatives
The STB-MC04 mug offers an 11 oz ceramic format with a coloured inner and handle. Ten named colours and 36-piece or 48-piece carton configurations describe that selection. It is a different material and cup format from the white stainless-steel car cup.
The STB-ABT20OZ is a 20 oz speaker tumbler with double-wall construction and a cover, packed in an OPP bag and box. The speaker is part of that model’s identity. Choose the actual drinkware format before developing the purchasing brief.
Bring the quotation requirements together
Include the full model, item quantity, delivery country and artwork reference in the enquiry. Add the dimensions, equipment pairing and supply contents that need to be resolved for the intended job. Keep any particular holder or packaging requirement explicit, and review it against the proposed item rather than the capacity label alone.
The Suntek STB-MCCC20 listing identifies this product. Browse Mugs & tumbler blanks for related items and use buying brief to organise the wider purchase.
Questions & answers
What are the material and construction?
STB-MCCC20 is described as 304 stainless steel with double-wall construction. It has a 20 oz capacity and a 0.265 kg net weight.
Does the car-cup name establish a holder fit?
No particular holder fit is specified here. Compare the intended holder with the actual cup geometry before treating the pairing as suitable.
Can I calculate freight from net weight alone?
Net weight describes the product. Shipment planning also needs the packing arrangement, packed weight and the delivery requirements of the actual order.
