Bottles
Spray, lotion, foam, airless, dropper, pump, squeeze and PET bottles, cream jars, deodorant sticks, refill formats and tubes — over 1,500 formats from the product catalogues of manufacturing partners. Most catalogues print capacity, neck and overall size per format as tables, and some print the bottle weight as well; where a catalogue publishes an album instead, each format is shown with a product photograph above and a technical drawing below, in the chapters its source prints; where a catalogue prints one capacity per format and no other column, that capacity is what the card carries. None of it is stock: every format is made to order, and capacity and dimensions are re-confirmed against your formula and fill weight before tooling.
New to these catalogues? Four decisions narrow a quote — read them below.
514 formats · 169 source plates · per-plate dimensions
By container type: Spray bottles209 Foam bottles70 Lotion & toner bottles97 Dropper bottles24 Squeeze bottles13 Cream & other jars21 Airless bottles & jars12 Tubes3 Pump bottles10 Other bottles55
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53 formats · 52 source plates · per-plate dimensions
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438 formats · product photograph and technical drawing per format
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443 formats · 37 source plates · per-plate dimensions
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12 formats · 5 source plates · per-plate dimensions
Open this catalogue →This catalogue also appears under: Airless Bottles & Cream Jars, Makeup Packaging
63 formats · 5 families
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The catalogues above are organised by source, not by application; the category index is an application-led shortcut across them. Before a quote is useful, four things narrow the list.
Each catalogue prints its own table, and the columns differ. Some print capacity, neck and overall size; some add bottle weight; one publishes brim-full capacity with a technical drawing. A column a catalogue does not print is left out, and a blank cell stays blank. Model codes and thread specifications are not reproduced here: they are project information, not page claims.
If you already have a format in mind, we will tell you which catalogue prints it and what the source does not.
The catalogues are listed separately because the dimension tables belong to them: which figures a table carries, and which columns exist at all, differ from one catalogue to the next. Reading a capacity or a neck size inside the catalogue that printed it is what keeps the number attached to the page it came from — a single merged table here would have to quietly drop the columns one catalogue prints and another does not.
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