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White Bevnaps 1-Ply Standard Weight
White Bevnaps 1-Ply Standard Weight
These standard weight beverage or cocktail napkins are typically used at a bar or restaurant for drinks.- Case Quantity: 4000 (8 Packs).
- Pack Quantity: 500.
- 1-Ply.
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What are these White BevNaps used for?
These 1-ply standard weight BevNaps are perfect for serving beverages at bars, events, and quick-service counters. They're commonly placed under drinks to absorb condensation, protect surfaces, and offer guests a clean, professional presentation.
What is the ply and weight of the napkin?
These are 1-ply standard weight napkins, offering a cost-effective solution for high-volume beverage service while maintaining basic absorbency for light spills or drink drips.
How many napkins come in a pack?
Each pack contains 500 white BevNaps, making them ideal for busy bars, catered events, weddings, and tasting rooms.
Are these suitable for commercial use?
Yes, these napkins are designed for high-traffic environments, including restaurants, pubs, banquet halls, and food trucks—anywhere that serves cocktails, soda, or water.
Are they absorbent enough for food service?
While they are primarily intended for beverage service, they can also be used for light food handling such as handing out small baked goods, samples, or hors d’oeuvres.
Can they be customized or branded?
Standard BevNaps like these are often used as base napkins for custom printing, allowing bars and restaurants to brand them with logos or event themes. Check with a custom print vendor for options.
What’s the difference between BevNaps and dinner napkins?
BevNaps are smaller and thinner, made specifically for use with drinks. Dinner napkins are larger, thicker, and more absorbent, intended for use during full meals.
Where are BevNaps typically used?
You'll see these used in cocktail lounges, hotel bars, catered events, corporate receptions, and trade show booths—anywhere drink service needs a clean and efficient touchpoint.
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
For more information, visit
www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
