Description
This stainless steel travel cup carries the periodic table of the elements all the way round, printed on a soft cream ground with the transition metals in teal, the lanthanides in coral and the heading in red capitals. It holds 350ml and stands 12cm tall and 8.8cm across, a compact, rounded shape that sits comfortably in the hand and slips into a bag without fuss. Numbered groups run along the top of the print, with a neat key to the nonmetals and metals beneath them, from the halogens and noble gases to the alkali metals and actinides, and a playful line reading for institutions of empirical learning sits under the heading. A clear lid finishes the top.
We think of it as a cup for the daily round: the walk to work, a long morning at the desk, a study session at the kitchen table or a seat on the train. The drinking hole in the lid lets you sip straight from the cup or use a straw, so it suits a quick drink on the move as well as a slower one at your desk. At 350ml it holds a generous drink without the bulk of a big flask, and its 12cm height sits low and steady on a worktop or bookshelf. The print turns an everyday cup into a talking point in the office or at home.
The cup itself is stainless steel, topped with a clear plastic lid fitted with silicone seals. Wash it by hand only, as it is not dishwasher safe, and store it with the lid taken off between uses. Dry it with a soft cloth after washing. Keep it by a laptop or a stack of notebooks for a cheerful nod to the science lab, or wrap it up as a clever, useful gift that will earn its place in the morning routine.
Specification
| Brand |
Rex London |
| Material |
Cup: stainless steel; lid: plastic; lid seals: silicone |
| Length |
8.8cm |
| Width |
8.8cm |
| Height |
12cm |
| Weight |
0.173KG |
| Care |
Hand wash only. Not dishwasher safe. Store with lid taken off. |
Frequently Asked
How much does the periodic table travel cup hold?
It holds 350ml, a generous drink for the commute or the desk, in a cup that stands 12cm tall and 8.8cm across.
What is the travel cup made of?
The cup is stainless steel, the lid is plastic and the seals fitted to the lid are silicone.
Can I drink from it with a straw?
Yes. The drinking hole in the lid lets you sip straight from the cup or use a straw, whichever you prefer.
Can the travel cup go in the dishwasher?
No, it is not dishwasher safe. Wash it by hand only, and store it with the lid taken off between uses.
What does the print on the cup show?
It shows the periodic table of the elements, with numbered groups along the top, a key to the metals and nonmetals, and the elements set in teal, coral and grey tiles.