Sjubaopen 7-Piece Silicone Measuring Cup Set, 250 ml, 100 ml and 10 ml Cups

For casting molds, jewelry making, and other DIY crafts, this Sjubaopen silicone measuring cup set groups several cup sizes for measuring, mixing, and pouring small quantities of liquid. The flexible, non-stick silicone is described as suitable for epoxy resin, acrylic paint, glue, and other liquids, so the set can serve more than one kind of craft project.

The largest cup has a translucent scale, and the cups have angled pouring spouts to help direct liquid. The largest included capacity is 250 ml, so the set’s documented sizes may not suit a project that requires mixing a larger batch in one cup.

Technical details

• Brand: Sjubaopen
• Type: Silicone measuring and mixing cup set
• Material: Silicone
• Number of items: 7
• Capacity: One 250 ml cup, four 100 ml cups, and two 10 ml dispenser cups
• Features: Non-stick, flexible cups, angled pouring spouts, translucent scale on the 250 ml cup
• Intended uses: Epoxy resin, acrylic paint, glue, and other liquids

Getting the most from it

Use the 250 ml cup when you need the largest listed capacity, and keep the smaller cups for separating ingredients or handling less liquid. The set offers more size choices than a single-cup approach, which can be useful when a craft calls for separate mixes or measured portions. Its silicone construction is flexible, while the non-stick surface is described as easy to clean, those features are practical for materials that can cling to a container.

The translucent scale is specifically noted on the 250 ml cup, so don’t assume that the smaller cups have marked measurements. For measuring, use the scale where it is provided and choose the cup size that fits the amount you are handling. The angled spouts are intended to make pouring more direct and help limit liquid running down the outside of the cup, though careful handling is still relevant when transferring craft materials.

Box contents

The set includes one 250 ml silicone cup, four 100 ml non-stick mixing cups, and two 10 ml silicone mold cup dispensers. That mix gives you several vessels for working with separate portions rather than relying on one cup for every step. The listing identifies the small cups as dispensers, but does not provide further details about their dispensing mechanism or measurement markings.

When it makes sense

It suits you if you work on casting, jewelry, or general craft projects and want several silicone cups in distinctly different capacities for mixing and pouring. The listed uses also include acrylic paint and glue, making the set relevant beyond resin work. Compared with buying one larger mixing vessel, the assortment provides smaller cups for dividing materials, someone who routinely mixes batches larger than 250 ml in one container may prefer a larger-capacity vessel instead. It may not suit you if your project depends on measurement scales on every cup, since only the 250 ml cup is specifically described as having a translucent scale.