Disposable cup and glass dispenser BHS.LV-F BHS430004-BHS430006

A cup dispenser keeps disposable cups organised and within reach, releasing one at a time to prevent spills and waste. The unit stands on a worktop or shelf, holding stacks of nested cups in vertical columns. Gravity pulls the bottom cup into a dispensing slot, while the next cup rests on a ledge until the first is removed. Silicone rings adjust the column width to match the cup diameter, ensuring a snug fit that stops cups from jamming or falling out accidentally.

To load the dispenser, the operator lifts the top cover, slides the silicone rings onto the columns to match the cup size, then stacks the cups inside. The cover is closed, and the cups feed down as they are taken from the front. No power or moving parts are needed; the weight of the cups themselves keeps the stack aligned and ready for the next serving.

The dispenser is built as a stainless steel box with a hinged top cover and a front opening for cup removal. Silicone rings provide the adjustable grip, and the internal columns are spaced to prevent cups from tilting or sticking. The unit is designed for countertop use, with a footprint that fits standard worktop depths and widths.

Three versions are available, each increasing the number of cup stacks while keeping the same width and depth. The two-row model holds two stacks side by side, the three-row adds a third, and the four-row holds four. Each version uses the same adjustable silicone rings to accommodate cups from 73 to 121 mm in diameter.

Cleaning is straightforward: the silicone rings can be removed and washed separately, and the stainless steel surfaces wipe down with a damp cloth. The hinged cover allows access to the interior for thorough cleaning when needed.

The dispenser is categorised as countertop serving equipment, suitable for cafés, canteens, and self-service stations where quick, tidy cup distribution is required.