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Plastic Pump Bottles
A pump bottle is three parts sold as one product — bottle, neck finish and pump. Get the neck wrong and the pump leaks; get the wa…
Read → GuideBottle Neck Finishes
The neck finish decides which pump, cap or sprayer fits your bottle. It is also the number buyers most often leave out of a brief …
Read → GuideMOQ and Tooling
Two numbers decide whether a custom bottle project is viable: the minimum order quantity and the tooling cost. Both are smaller th…
Read → GuidePET Bottles
PET is the default clear plastic bottle for cosmetics, personal care and food. It is also the material most often specified withou…
Read → GuideAirless Bottles
An airless bottle has no dip tube. A piston follows the product down, so the formula meets air only at the nozzle. That protects a…
Read → GuideCosmetic Jars
A “30 g jar” is named after the fill weight, not the volume — which is why two 30 g jars can look completely different on shelf. T…
Read → GuideFood Jars
A food jar is chosen by the filling line before the shelf: how wide the mouth is decides how fast you can fill, and how you close …
Read → GuideDropper Bottles
A dropper bottle is a bottle, a collar and a pipette that have to seal at three points. The 18/410 neck is the standard for serums…
Read → GuideBottle Decoration
Decoration is where a commodity bottle becomes a brand — and where the minimum order quietly triples. Four processes, what each co…
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