Item # SR1107-167 is a 167ml smooth-wall rectangular aluminum cup, 108.5×72.5mm across the top, built for single-serve desserts, condiment portions, and premium side dishes. The smooth wall gives small-format packaging a clean, finished look under a printed lid or sleeve, and the food-grade aluminum body handles baking, chilling, and freezing in the same cup.
| Model | Top Out (mm) | Top In (mm) | Bottom Out (mm) | Height (mm) | Capacity (ml) | Rim Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SR1107-167 | 108.5×72.5 | 98.5×62.5 | 90×54 | 34 | 167 | FCV |
The smallest items on a menu often carry the most branding value: the petit four, the mousse cup, the honey portion on a breakfast tray. Item # SR1107-167 packages that tier—a 167ml rectangular cup with smooth walls and a rolled rim, sized for single-serve desserts and premium condiment portions where presentation matters as much as the portion itself.
At 167ml with a 34mm depth, this cup hits the single-serve dessert band: panna cotta, chocolate mousse, mini cheesecakes, baked custards, and small layered cakes. Pastry kitchens can bake or set the dessert in the cup, chill it, lid it, and send it to retail or banqueting without unmolding—so a delicate product that would not survive demolding arrives at the customer intact.
The same cup works on the savory side of catering: honey and jam portions for breakfast trays, butter and pâté for airline and rail service, dips and premium condiments for boxed meals. The rectangular footprint packs tightly in tray layouts and catering boxes, and the food-grade aluminum body is neutral to acidic preserves and dairy alike.
Small cups are read at arm's length, and a wrinkled wall breaks up printed artwork. The smooth exterior on this cup takes printed lids, sleeves, and adhesive labels flat, so a dessert brand or a hotel group can carry its identity down to the smallest item on the tray. Exterior color lacquering in gold, black, or brand colors is available for retail-facing programs.
Cups this size are consumed in the tens of thousands on airline, hotel, and dessert programs, which makes carton density and supply consistency the deciding factors. These cups nest tightly in bulk cartons for export loading, and the smooth-wall small-format family covers adjacent sizes and shapes, so one supplier can cover a program's full portion range.