480ML · WATER BOTTLE
TITANIUM DRINKWARE · MATERIAL COLLECTION
Titanium water bottles and drinkware
Compare titanium bottles, cups and jugs by capacity, construction and assembled weight. Check which components are titanium before choosing a model.
PRODUCT CATALOGUE
Explore titanium drinkware
Shortlist by use, capacity and lid. For a weight-focused project, request the weight of the complete model with its accessories—not the bare body.
300ML · TEA CUP
300ml titanium tea cup with strainer
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800ML · OUTDOOR JUG
800ml titanium outdoor jug
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COFFEE CUP
Pure titanium coffee cup
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280ML · WATER BOTTLE
280ml titanium bottle with carry strap
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SHORT ANSWER
When titanium fits the brief
Consider titanium when the brief prioritises a metal body and a defined carry-weight target. Compare complete samples with equivalent capacity, lids and wall construction. Choose the model only after checking which parts are titanium, the finished weight and the cost of the specified configuration.
What will the bottle hold?
Record beverage type, fill temperature, use setting, cleaning method and frequency. A material label cannot replace conditions of use.
Single wall or insulated?
State the wall arrangement and whether a vacuum is required. Double wall and vacuum insulated are not interchangeable descriptions.
Which parts are titanium?
Identify the inner vessel, outer body, lid contact pieces, base and other metal parts instead of assuming the whole assembly is identical.
What must pass before release?
Identify the accepted sample and any outstanding fit, finish, document or test requirement.
START WITH THE BODY
Specify wall construction before comparing quotes.
A single-wall titanium bottle and an insulated titanium water bottle solve different briefs. Confirm the model’s wall and vacuum construction; do not infer thermal retention from “double wall” alone.
Use the selector to compare routes; confirm the final construction on the shortlisted model.
Single-wall titanium bottle
Useful where the brief values a straightforward metal body and does not require an insulated cavity. Confirm handling temperature, condensation and the final assembled weight.
Double wall titanium water bottle
Two walls describe a construction, not a guaranteed thermal result. Record the cavity design, joined areas, base treatment and test expectations.
Insulated titanium water bottle
If vacuum insulation is requested, define the complete-bottle test method, starting conditions, duration, lid configuration and acceptance limit.
Single wall selected
Start with beverage type, handling temperature, capacity, lid, surface, finished weight and sample checks.
PART-BY-PART REVIEW
Do not approve the cup from an exterior photo alone.
Review the inner vessel, body, lid and seal separately. Ask which parts use titanium and how they are identified.
Approve appearance on the sample; verify material identity through the agreed designation and supporting records.
01 · LID COMPONENTS
Separate the metal shell, contact piece and seal.
A lid may combine metal, polymer and seals. Identify beverage-contact surfaces, removable parts and cleaning access on the assembled sample.
02 · INNER VESSEL
Review the rim, inner wall and base as one contact area.
Check the rim, seams, cleaning access and inner-to-outer construction on the sample. Use the part list and material records to confirm the stated material.
FACTORY PATH
Connect forming and packing to the approved specification.
Check dimensions after forming, component fit at assembly and accessory count at packing. Each stage should use the same drawing, part list and sample revision.
01 · FORMING CONTEXT
Hold the body geometry to the drawing.
Mark critical diameters, height, rim and base dimensions on the drawing. Agree measurement points before reviewing formed parts.
Forming equipment and cylindrical metal bodies shown as process context.
02 · ASSEMBLY AND PACKING
Approve the complete pack, not only the cup body.
Review the final lid, seals, strap and inserts together. Check accessory count and surface protection in the packed sample.
Packaging-line view with worker identities obscured. Final order requirements remain project-specific.
Titanium drinkware is made from pure titanium, a metal that is lighter than stainless steel, resists corrosion and is known for not adding a metallic taste. BG Drinkware, a drinkware manufacturer in Yongkang, China, makes pure titanium drinkware in single and double wall, with 10 models from 150 ml to 800 ml, including coffee cups in 150 ml, 200 ml and 260 ml, a 180 ml mini cup, a 300 ml tea cup, 320 ml and 480 ml tea infuser bottles, a 360 ml vacuum flask, a 280 ml bottle with a carry strap, a 500 ml kids bottle and an 800 ml jug with a temperature gauge. Some lid parts use Tritan. Gift-box packaging is available on several models, and BG Drinkware has made a titanium flask and teapot gift set. Titanium models start at 500 pieces per colour, negotiable, and a sample of an existing model takes up to 7 days.
Titanium models at a glance
| Model | Capacity |
|---|---|
| Pure titanium coffee cup | 150 / 200 / 260 ml |
| Mini coffee cup | 180 ml |
| Tea cup with strainer | 300 ml |
| Tea infuser bottle with cup cap | 320 ml |
| Vacuum flask with ball lid | 360 ml |
| Water bottle with tea filter | 480 ml |
| Outdoor jug with temperature gauge | 800 ml |
Order facts for titanium drinkware
- Minimum order
- 500 pcs per colour, negotiable
- Sample
- Up to 7 days for an existing model
- Bulk production
- 7–12 days after sample approval
- Wall build
- Single wall and double wall
- Material
- Pure titanium, single and double wall; 10 models from 150 ml to 800 ml, including a 360 ml vacuum flask
- Testing
- Every vacuum bottle temperature-tested before shipping
To quote, send the capacity, quantity, model, colour, logo method, packaging, payment terms and trade terms. BG Drinkware is a drinkware manufacturer in Yongkang, China.
SURFACE AND CUSTOMIZATION
Treat colour, texture and artwork as separate decisions.
A custom titanium bottle can combine a base surface, colour direction and decoration method. Keep each layer explicit so the supplier, designer and buyer are reviewing the same sample.
Base surface
Define visible texture, sheen and acceptable variation before colour or decoration is judged.
- Use controlled referencesName the approved sample, colour reference, artwork version and signed viewing standard.
- Check curved placementConfirm print or decoration size, seam position, readable direction and distortion around the body.
- Review after handlingAgree practical rub, adhesion or use-condition checks for the selected finish system.
PURCHASING CHECKLIST
Build acceptance criteria before the final sample.
Use four approval groups: configuration, component materials, appearance and functional checks. Mark fixed requirements and alternatives; keep tooling or test questions open until reviewed.
Define the complete configuration
- Capacity, body dimensions and target assembled weight
- Single wall, double wall or vacuum-insulated construction
- Lid type, seals, strap, accessory count and replacement needs
- Intended contents, use setting and cleaning method
Map every requirement to a part
- Inner vessel, outer body, base and metal lid components
- Polymer, silicone or other non-metal contact components
- Requested material designation and supporting record
- Lot or production reference used for traceability
Approve what users see and touch
- Base texture, sheen, colour and permissible variation
- Artwork file, decoration method, size and position
- Edge, rim, joined area and visible surface standard
- Master sample and viewing or handling conditions
State the checks and limits
- Critical dimensions, fit and functional assembly
- Leak checks and agreed thermal tests where applicable
- Finish, packaging and accessory verification
- Destination-market documents required for the project
Keep one acceptance reference.
Keep the drawing, part list and sample on one revision. If a lid, finish or accessory changes, reopen the affected checks before release.
MARKET AND DOCUMENTATION
Compliance follows the finished article and its intended use.
Titanium in the vessel does not settle the status of polymer, silicone, coating or other contact components. Review the assembled article for the intended beverage, contact conditions and destination market.
Ask the project team to identify:
- The destination market and buyer specification
- Every food-contact component and its supplier information
- Expected beverage types, temperature and contact duration
- Requested declarations, test reports or supporting documents
- How the approved sample connects to production records
For US projects, the FDA explains that the regulatory status of a food-contact material depends on its component substances, specifications and authorised conditions of use.
Buyer guides
- Titanium vs stainless steel water bottles
Weight, cost and when each metal makes sense
- 18/8 vs 304 vs 316 stainless steel
Which steel grade to specify
- How insulated water bottles work
Why the vacuum layer keeps drinks hot or cold
BUYER FAQ
Questions before sampling
These answers define a useful starting point. Final construction, documentation, testing, quantity and commercial terms are confirmed for the specific project.
Is every titanium water bottle single wall?
No. Titanium drinkware can follow single-wall, double-wall or vacuum-insulated routes. The buyer should name the required construction and define the complete-bottle checks instead of inferring performance from the material name.
What should I specify for an insulated titanium water bottle?
State the wall and vacuum requirement, capacity, lid configuration, intended contents, starting temperatures, test duration, measurement method and acceptance limit. Confirm these points on a representative assembled sample.
Can a photo prove that a cup is titanium?
No. Colour, reflection and texture are not sufficient evidence of grade or material identity. Ask for the agreed material designation, part mapping, supplier or lot records and any project-specific verification method.
Can titanium bottles be customised with colour and artwork?
They can be developed with different surface and decoration directions, subject to the product design and selected process. Approve the base texture, colour, artwork file, size, position and handling checks as separate requirements.
What should be included in a titanium drinkware RFQ?
Include use case, destination market, capacity, construction, lid and accessories, target weight, component material requirements, finish, artwork, packaging, quantity, required documents and the sample or test criteria used for approval.
Is titanium better than stainless steel for drinkware?
It is lighter, does not rust and is known for not adding a taste, which tea drinkers value. Stainless steel costs less and comes in more shapes and finishes. Titanium suits premium gifts and tea ranges; steel suits everyday volume orders.
What is the minimum order for titanium drinkware?
Titanium models start at 500 pieces per colour, negotiable. A sample of an existing model takes up to 7 days, and bulk production takes 7–12 days after approval. Gift-box packaging can be quoted with the order. Ask for the quote per colour.
START WITH THE DECISIONS
Bring the use case. Mark the unknowns.
Share what is fixed and what still needs development. BG Drinkware can then review the proposed titanium bottle structure, component scope, decoration, sampling and order requirements as one project.
Edit the prompts, copy the brief, then paste it into the quote form with your drawings or artwork.
