Cup Luminarc H5829 tempered glass 0.25 L transparent for hot drinks, stackable, microwave and dishwasher safe

Tempered glass cup Luminarc H5829 with 0.25 L capacity, designed for serving hot drinks. Made of shock-resistant tempered glass that breaks into small, non-sharp pieces and withstands thermal shocks up to 275°F. The cup is stackable for safe storage, microwave- and dishwasher-safe, and produced from 100% non-porous recyclable material that resists odors and bacteria.

Advantages

This Luminarc tempered glass cup is three times more resistant to shocks than standard glass and is engineered to shatter into small, blunt fragments for increased user safety. Its non-porous surface prevents the retention of bacteria and unpleasant smells. The material is suitable for microwave heating and efficiently distributes heat to reduce burn risk. The cup is dishwasher-safe and made from 100% recyclable and/or reusable glass.

Suitable for

• Serving hot drinks such as coffee, tea, and hot chocolate
• Environments requiring stackable tableware for space-saving storage
• Households and food service where dishwasher and microwave use is needed
• Settings that prioritise hygienic, non-porous drinkware

Key specifications

• Brand: Luminarc
• Model: H5829 (MPN: FR01H5829)
• Capacity: 0.25 L
• Material: Tempered glass, 100% recyclable/non-porous
• Thermal shock resistance: up to 275°F (approx. 135°C)
• Features: Stackable, microwave-safe, dishwasher-safe
• EAN: 0883314325362

How to use

Fill the cup with the desired hot beverage and handle with care after heating in the microwave, as the glass and contents may become hot. Stack cups only when cool and dry to avoid thermal stress. The cup can be cleaned in a dishwasher or washed by hand with regular dish soap. Avoid sudden exposure to extreme temperature differences beyond the specified thermal shock resistance.

Usage recommendations

Do not place the cup directly from the freezer into a preheated microwave or onto a hot surface. Allow hot liquids to cool slightly before stacking or pouring to minimise the risk of burns and thermal shock.