PakMax 8 oz Ice Cream Cup PET Dome Lid ICC-DL-8C-LID Carton of 1000

The PakMax ICC-DL-8C-LID is a clear PET dome lid with a recorded 95 mm base, supplied in a carton of 1000. The supplier states that it fits the PakMax 8 oz ice cream cups, and records it at -20 to +60 degrees C.

Why operators choose the ICC-DL-8C-LID

• 95 mm base - the same figure ICC-95-8K records as its top, so the lid base and the cup top are opposite sides of the same joint
• Dome profile - the supplier describes the extra room as taking toppings, sauce or whipped cream without compressing the dessert
• Snap-fit closure - described by the supplier as tight and leak resistant
• Clear PET (polyethylene terephthalate) - the dessert stays visible, which is most of the point of a dome on a display counter
• Rated -20 to +60 degrees C - the narrower of the two halves of a closed pair - the kraft cup is recorded at -20 to +90, so this lid is what limits the assembly
• 1000 per carton - matched to the cup carton, so one carton of lids closes one carton of cups
• Recyclable - the supplier's own wording
• Colour recorded as Clear - the supplier's own wording
• Unit height not recorded - the supplier records a base diameter for this lid but no height, and we have not taken a figure from a different PakMax lid to fill the gap
• One diameter per cup size - this lid is recorded against the 8 oz cup only - The 3 oz lid ICC-DL-3C-LID records a 70 mm base and the 5 oz lid ICC-DL-5C-LID records 86 mm.

Specifications

Venue suitability

Suits gelato and ice cream counters, dessert bars, frozen yoghurt shops, cafes, patisseries, food trucks and caterers sending a dessert out of the shop.

See the full PakMax range.

The cup this lid closes is 8 oz ICC-95-8K, sold separately.

Installation & delivery

Nothing to install - this is a single-use disposable supplied as a carton of 1000. The carton measures 515 x 290 x 450 mm with a gross weight of 5.5 kg. Freight on a light, bulky carton like this is calculated on its cubic volume rather than its gross weight, so the shipping weight shown at checkout is the higher of the two. Store flat and dry.

Warranty terms vary by product - see our warranty information page for full details.

Frequently asked questions

Q: What does it fit?

The supplier states that it fits the PakMax 8 oz ice cream cups, and records a 95 mm base on this lid - the same figure ICC-95-8K records as its top, so the two halves are recorded to the same diameter from opposite sides of the joint. The model codes carry it too: the cup is ICC-95-8K and this lid is ICC-DL-8C-LID. The 3 oz lid ICC-DL-3C-LID records a 70 mm base and the 5 oz lid ICC-DL-5C-LID records 86 mm. A lid from one size does not cover another, and we have not claimed a fit the supplier does not state.

Q: How tall is the dome?

The supplier does not record a height for this lid, or for either of the other two dome lids in the range, so there is no figure for us to publish. We have not taken one from another PakMax lid to fill the gap - the 117 mm PET dome lid records 40 mm, but it is a different product on a different diameter and its figure is not evidence about this one. If the closed height matters for your chiller shelves or your transport crates, ask our team and we will get the measurement from the supplier before you order.

Q: How hot can the cup and lid go?

This lid is recorded at -20 to +60 degrees C and the kraft cup it closes at -20 to +90. On any sealed assembly the lower-rated component governs, so a lidded cup is limited to +60 degrees C and it is this LID that sets that ceiling. The cup's extra 30 degrees buys nothing once the lid is on, which is worth saying plainly because the higher number invites the opposite conclusion. The supplier sells the pairing for frozen and chilled desserts.

Q: Why a dome rather than a flat lid?

Because a scooped dessert stands proud of the rim. A dome gives the scoop, the sauce and any topping somewhere to go without being flattened on the way to the customer, and it keeps the dessert visible on a display counter. The trade is space: a domed unit is taller than a flat-lidded one, so fewer fit a shelf or a crate. The supplier does not list a flat lid for this cup range, so on these cups the dome is the lid.

Q: Is this FSC certified?

The supplier records an FSC certification against this product and we have published it exactly as recorded. We want to be straight with you about it, though: FSC certifies forest and plant fibre, and this item is PET, which contains none. We have flagged the record with the supplier. If FSC certification is part of your own compliance or tender documentation, do not rely on this line - ask our team and we will get the certificate or a correction from the supplier before you commit.

Q: How many does a carton hold, and what does it weigh?

One thousand units per carton, at 515 x 290 x 450 mm with a gross weight of 5.5 kg. Freight on a light, bulky carton like this is charged on cubic volume rather than gross weight, so the shipping weight shown at checkout is the higher of the two figures.

Q: What do the photographs show, and can I judge the size from them?

No. The studio photograph on this listing is byte-for-byte the same file the other two dome lid sizes carry, so it cannot tell you which diameter is pictured. The lifestyle images show lidded kraft cups in service rather than this exact size. Every image was downloaded, hashed and viewed at full size before being attached, and all of them show clear dome lids seated on kraft ice cream cups. Take the diameter from the recorded figure above, not from a photograph. We have asked the supplier for per-size shots.

Q: Are the recorded dimensions the item or the carton?

The carton. The Width, Depth and Height recorded against this product match the carton size stated in the supplier description exactly, which is how we can say it with certainty rather than assuming it. The item's own size is published separately in the specifications above. Use the carton figures for storage and freight planning, not for portion planning.

Q: What warranty applies?

No warranty term is recorded against this SKU by the supplier. That is not unusual for a single-use disposable, and we have not borrowed a term from a sibling product. See our warranty information page, or ask our team if you need something in writing.