The benchmark for insulated bottles: optimal temperature retention, hot or cold. Unbreakable stainless steel.
Thermos
Invented in 1892 by James Dewar, a researcher at Oxford University, the insulated flask entered commercial production in 1904 when two German glassblowers founded Thermos® GmbH. The name comes from the Greek word 'Therme', meaning 'heat'.
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The benchmark for insulated bottles: optimal temperature retention, hot or cold. Unbreakable stainless steel.
The benchmark for long-lasting insulated bottles: keeps drinks hot and cold for 24 hours.
Airtight, insulated food flask in unbreakable stainless steel. Lightweight, compact container with a non-slip base. Keeps food hot for 5 h and cold for 7 h.
The benchmark for long-lasting insulated bottles: keeps drinks hot or cold for 24 h.
The benchmark for insulated bottles: optimal temperature retention, hot or cold. Unbreakable stainless steel.
The benchmark for long-lasting insulated bottles: keeps drinks hot for 18 h and cold for 24 hours.
Since 1904, the Thermos brand® has led the way in thermal insulation products and insulated flasks.
In 1966, Thermos® launched the first stainless steel insulated bottle.
This product revolutionised the preservation of hot and cold drinks worldwide.
Through continuous technical innovation, improved design and high-quality manufacturing processes, consumers know the Thermos® brand stands for exceptional quality and durability.






