Item # WY89-130 is a 130ml round wrinkle-wall aluminum foil cup, 89mm across the top, built for sauces, dips, side portions, and small desserts in takeaway and delivery operations. The crimped wall gives this small cup real strength, and the full-curl rim accepts board lids so portions travel sealed inside the delivery bag.
| Model | Top Out (mm) | Top In (mm) | Bottom Out (mm) | Height (mm) | Capacity (ml) | Rim Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| WY89-130 | 89 | 75.4 | 55 | 42 | 130 | FCV |
A takeaway order is rarely one container. The main dish travels in a large box, but the curry sauce, the extra gravy, the coleslaw, the dipping portion, and the small dessert all need their own sealed cups—and a missing or leaking sauce cup is what generates the one-star review. Item # WY89-130 is the wrinkle-wall answer at 130ml: large enough for a real side portion, small enough to drop into the delivery bag alongside the main container.
The 130ml fill line sits deliberately between a tasting cup and a half-portion. It covers a standard ladle of curry sauce, a side of coleslaw or pickles, a dip for fried items, or a single-serve pudding or fruit portion. Kitchens that standardize on this size get consistent food cost per order: staff fill to the same level every time, and the customer receives the same portion on every visit.
Small cups fail by crushing, not by splitting. Packed at the bottom of a bag under a kilogram of main course, a thin smooth cup folds and the sauce escapes. The wrinkle-wall profile ribs this cup's sidewall so it holds shape under stacking weight, and the full-curl rim keeps the top circle round so the lid stays crimped through the ride.
The food-grade aluminum body handles hot gravy straight off the stove, chilled dips from the prep fridge, and frozen dessert portions for later sale. Unlike plastic portion cups, it also goes into the oven, so baked sides such as individual gratins or molten puddings can be cooked, chilled, and sold in the same cup.
Sauce and side cups are consumed at multiples of the main container count, which makes carton density the real cost factor. These cups nest tightly and ship in high-count bulk cartons, and the wrinkle-wall round family runs from 125ml up to large sharing sizes, so one supplier and one lid system covers every portion size on the menu.