24 oz Cup Lids | 100 Pack | TLAPS Commercial for Paper & PET Cups Restaurants Cafes & Catering

["PRECISION-FIT CUP LID: TLAPS Cup Lids thermoformed from food-grade plastic with snap-on engagement geometry that fits standard 10, 12, 16, 20, and 24 oz paper and PET cup rims tight enough to hold through delivery without popping, leaking, or warping. Sip-port and straw-slot variants where listed are sized for line-speed lid stations at QSR drive-thru and event concession service.","SPECS & CAPACITY: True 24 oz capacity per piece, piece footprint measures 3.50 x 3.50 x 4.00 inches, case quantity 100 pieces, case weight approximately 2.5 lb shipping. The 100-piece bulk case format is sized to keep a busy commercial operation in stock for the full re-order window without mid-shift refill drama, and the per-piece spec matches the procurement standards used across foodservice, catering, and event channels so one TLAPS SKU stocks multiple service stations.","SAFETY & MATERIAL: Food-grade plastic, BPA-free, FDA-compliant for direct contact with hot and cold beverages. Every TLAPS case is QC-checked for spec consistency case-to-case so the operator gets the same piece weight, dimension, and finish across every order placed.","USE CASES: Sized for cafes, hotel breakfast bar coffee, hospital cafeteria, office coffee station, conference catering, food-truck hot drinks, concession stand cocoa, and outdoor catered event service. The TLAPS commercial spec is the same piece you would buy from a foodservice distributor for the same job - now available case-priced on Amazon for direct procurement.","VALUE & PACK ECONOMY: 100-piece case delivers weeks of service from a single delivery for the typical commercial operator. At case MAP that is approximately $0.346 per piece - a fraction of single-pack retail pricing. Bulk-case format ships nested for compact dry-storage footprint, the predictable re-order cadence simplifies inventory planning, and the per-piece cost beats grocery-retail multi-pack pricing by a wide margin. Buying through the TLAPS case lets the operator consolidate the"]