What are the common misunderstandings about choosing cup lids when buying stainless steel water cups?

A new week has begun, and it is time for me to share with you. Before sharing today, I would like to ask you a question. Will the overall economic situation in 2024 affect you? If you are a boss, will it have a big impact on your company's orders? http://www.umbottle.com/ProductsDetail-VB-10119.htmlIf you are engaged in foreign trade, has the number of orders increased or decreased in the first half of this year compared with the same period in previous years?

If you are in the water cup industry, how is your business this year? Please answer in the comment area, because I have been patient for a long time. It is really difficult to receive orders this year. http://www.umbottle.com/ProductsDetail-VB-10119.htmlIf this continues, I will probably only be able to drink porridge. Haha, I still believe that tomorrow will be better. Next, I will continue to share with you.

Stainless steel cup lids are healthier and safer: Are stainless steel cup lids safer? Are plastic cup lids safer? Or are silicone cup lids safer? http://www.umbottle.com/ProductsDetail-VB-10119.htmlWhen some friends buy stainless steel water cups, they are a little obsessed with the choice of cup lid material. Some friends think that plastic materials have a smell and don’t know what material they are made of. After using silicone cup lids for a period of time, the surface will become sticky, so stainless steel cup lids are healthier and safer. The editor thinks that these friends’ analysis makes sense, but it does not mean that stainless steel cup lids are the healthiest and safest.

The editor also analyzed through GPT, but after seeing the analysis results, the editor found that GPT’s analysis is even more ridiculous. This is not what GPT said because the cup lid is made of stainless steel. http://www.umbottle.com/ProductsDetail-VB-10119.htmlIf it is in contact with water for a long time, metal ions will be dissolved in the water. If you use the cup for a long time, it will enter the body and cause harm to the body. I didn’t verify whether it is true, but I thought that everyone would not agree with this argument. In contrast, the cup lid made of stainless steel has a stronger adsorption capacity for oily substances and is not easy to clean; at the same time, it is easily corroded by acidic beverages and oxidized and rusted.

Plastic cup lids are unsafe and unhealthy: Many consumers resist plastic products, including stainless steel cup lids made of plastic. http://www.umbottle.com/ProductsDetail-VB-10119.htmlIt is true that plastic gives many people the impression of odor, fragility and easy breakage, but it cannot be said that cup lids made of plastic are unsafe and unhealthy. Compared with stainless steel materials, plastic materials are more elastic and easier to plasticize. The more complex the functions and novel the cup lids, the more plastic materials are used to produce them. Reasonable and diverse functions not only facilitate people's use, but also help people avoid more potential dangers.

For example, if the car cup that can be opened with one button is made of stainless steel, it cannot be opened with one hand when driving. Once both hands are used, driving may be dangerous. At present, the world has strict testing and stricter standards for plastic materials used in the production of cup lids. After a long period of market feedback, these materials will not cause harm to the body. http://www.umbottle.com/ProductsDetail-VB-10119.htmlAlthough some bad manufacturers use unqualified materials to produce cup lids, they will be severely punished by the regulatory authorities once they are found out. At the same time, the editor has shared many times in the previous article how to judge whether the material is unqualified. Friends who want to know can look through the editor's previous article.

Stainless steel cup lids are more durable than plastic cup lids: This is also a common view that metal materials are more resistant to falling, impact and friction than plastic. In fact, this is not the case. Different cup lids have different structures and require different materials. http://www.umbottle.com/ProductsDetail-VB-10119.htmlIf you can only simply not take function as a prerequisite, this is very unscientific. Comparing the stainless steel metal handle with the silicone lift, if they can both withstand a tensile force of 10 kg, the silicone lift will break after exceeding the bearing limit, and the stainless steel handle will be severely deformed;

But the fracture of the silicone lift will not damage the structure of the water cup itself, while the severe deformation of the stainless steel handle will directly damage the accessories that match it. In fact, the tensile weight limit that the silicone handle can withstand is much greater than that of the stainless steel handle. In the drop test, the stainless steel cup lid and the plastic cup lid are freely exposed at a distance of 100 cm from the ground. http://www.umbottle.com/ProductsDetail-VB-10119.htmlThe stainless steel cup lid will be deformed, which directly affects the functional use, and the plastic cup lid will have accessories scattered, which will not affect the functional use after reassembly.

The above views are only my personal views, but the comparison methods and experimental tests are all my personal experiences. I hope they can help some friends make choices.