120 ml Hotel Shampoo Bottle: What to Specify, and Where It Fails
By Joe Joo · 8PCK · Shantou · Updated 26 October 2026
120 ml Hotel Shampoo Bottle in PET: a 24/410 neck with a flip-top. The mistake to avoid is a 0.4 mm wall that collapses in a suitcase.
120 ml Hotel Shampoo Bottle is the standard format for hotel shampoo at this size: PET body, 24/410 neck, flip-top closure.
Almost every complaint in this combination traces to a 0.4 mm wall that collapses in a suitcase — a specification decision, not a moulding defect.
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Why This Combination
120 ml is the volume hotel shampoo is normally sold in, and 24/410 is the neck that size is moulded on. The flip-top follows from the neck, which is why the closure choice is really a neck choice.
The failure we see is a 0.4 mm wall that collapses in a suitcase.
The Neck Decides the Closure
24/410 takes the flip-top and the standard range for that neck.
Testing
The closure is fitted and leak-tested on the filled bottle before packing.
Wall, Weight and Shipping
At 120 ml the shoulder carries the load. Below 0.55 mm a pump stroke deforms it and the pump draws air; 0.65 mm where the closure is heavy.
If the pack ships filled, the carton has to support the shoulder — that is where most transit damage starts.
What to Send in a Brief
Capacity, product type, neck, closure and quantity. Five lines and we quote with packing data.
Questions We Get on This
What bottle is used for hotel shampoo?
120 ml PET with a 24/410 neck and flip-top.
Why does it fail?
Because of a 0.4 mm wall that collapses in a suitcase.
What is the MOQ?
1,000 pcs per colour on existing moulds.
Can it be decorated?
Silkscreen from 1,000 pcs, spray coat and metallising from 3,000.
Sizes That Fit This Guide
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Tell us the capacity, the neck and the quantity. You get unit price, lead time and a sample plan — not a catalogue.
Every batch is gauged at the neck and weighed. The documents travel with the shipment.