Drinkware
Custom water bottles, mugs and cups for companies
Recycled stainless steel, glass, cork combined with steel. Insulated double wall or single wall depending on the model, laser engraving or printing for your logo.
Budget example: 100 branded pieces (Engraving), about €1,220 to €1,330 excl. VAT, shipping not included. Exact quote within 24 hours on business days.
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Frequently asked questions.
Recycled material and food contact: two questions, two proofs
A recycled steel bottle certified RCS or GRS answers a precise question: how much recycled material it contains, and how that material was tracked. It does not answer another question, just as important for an object you drink from: its suitability for contact with food. That falls under a separate regulatory framework, European Regulation (EC) No 1935/2004, and is proven by the manufacturer’s documents, not by a recycling label. The two proofs complement each other; neither replaces the other, and a recycled-material mark says nothing about the second.
Double wall or single wall: a construction, not a promise
The steel bottles and mugs in this range use one of two constructions. The insulated double wall separates two walls with a vacuum, which limits heat exchange between the drink and the outside. The single wall does not insulate: the wall takes on the temperature of what it holds. How long a drink stays hot or cold depends on the capacity, the lid, the starting temperature and the use; we do not announce it in the manufacturer’s place. The product page states the construction, and that is what you compare from one item to the next.
Engraved or printed: your logo does not read the same way
On a steel bottle or mug, two families of techniques share the marking, and they do not give the same result. On a painted or powder-coated surface, laser engraving removes that layer and reveals the metal underneath: your logo takes on the colour of the steel, whatever its original colour. Printing lays down ink and can reproduce the colours of the logo. On glass, engraving gives a frosted look. The choice therefore comes down to what you want to show: the shape of the logo, or its colours.
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