AMBER GLASS BOTTLES DIN28

Amber Round Sirup Glass Bottle, PP28, Black Ribbed Pump, 150 ml

Name: Amber Round Sirup Glass Bottle, PP28, Black Ribbed Pump, 150 ml
Brand: Handymade
SKU: O28SH150-OVD28PC2
Price: 1.1 EUR
Availability: InStock

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A glass bottle, amber vial, 28 mm, with a black ribbed pump dispenser, 150 ml, is a complete bottle and pump set for liquid cosmetic preparations dispensed in small amounts. full description

AvailabilityIn stock · 358 pcs

Product codeO28SH150-OVD28PC2

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What's in the set

Glass bottle, vial, PP28S, 150 ml

Plastic pump, black, 28 mm, for glass vials

Product description

A glass bottle, amber vial, 28 mm, with a black ribbed pump dispenser, 150 ml, is a complete bottle and pump set for liquid cosmetic preparations dispensed in small amounts. Amber glass protects the contents from light and the pump allows the product to be dispensed without opening the bottle. The set is particularly suitable for body and face lotions, light emulsions, oil serums, massage and body oils, liquid soaps or micellar waters in a volume that is practical for both the bathroom and retail counter.

The set is declared as suitable for contact with cosmetics.

Why choose this set

Light protection – amber glass attenuates light, helping to protect contents sensitive to oxidation, such as vegetable oils, vitamin serums or preparations containing essential oils.
Hygienic dispensing – the contents are dispensed by pressing the pump, the bottle remains closed and neither air nor impurities from hands enter the preparation as they would with an open neck.
Ribbed pump head – the rougher surface of the dispenser provides a good grip even with wet or oily hands, which you will appreciate with oils and products used in the shower.
Inert glass – glass does not react with common cosmetic ingredients, does not absorb fragrance and does not stain, so it can be reused.
Black and amber combination – dark glass with a black pump creates a cohesive look and works well with both light and dark labels.

How to work with the set

The bottle is filled to the nominal volume of 150 ml, not to the brim. The nominal volume is the amount for which the container is intended under normal filling. The total volume to the rim is the physical space up to the neck and is slightly larger. The difference provides clearance for the dip tube and pump thread and for the slight expansion of the contents with temperature changes. A bottle filled to the brim would overflow when the pump is screwed on.

The pump screws onto the PP28S neck and is tightened by hand. The dip tube is longer than the height of the bottle, so trim it before assembly so that it ends just above the bottom, preferably with an angled cut. A tube that is too long will bend at the bottom and the pump will draw less efficiently; one that is too short will leave part of the contents unused in the bottle.

The pump works reliably with contents that flow freely – with oils, lotions, light emulsions, serums and liquid soaps. A thick cream or high-viscosity gel is difficult to dispense with a pump; for such preparations choose a jar or pot.

At first use, press the pump several times until the tube fills with the contents. The dose per single press is stated in the specifications and can be used to set the recommended amount of product for the customer.

Suitable for products such as

Body and face lotions – light O/W emulsions applied repeatedly in small doses.
Oil serums and body oils – dark glass slows the yellowing of oils exposed to light.
Liquid and micellar cleansing preparations – the pump allows precise dispensing into the palm.
Massage oils and blends with essential oils – glass is resistant to essential oils; at higher concentrations we recommend verifying the behaviour of the plastic pump with the specific formulation.
Liquid soaps and shower gels – with lower viscosity, which the pump draws without difficulty.

Good to know

Before first filling, wash the bottle and pump, disinfect with isopropyl alcohol or ethanol and allow to dry completely. Residual water in the tube would introduce moisture into an anhydrous oil and unnecessary risk of microbial contamination into an emulsion.

Glass does not tolerate sudden temperature changes. Allow a hot emulsion to cool to at least lukewarm temperature before filling, otherwise the wall may crack. The plastic pump is also not intended for hot filling.

The bottle can be reused. Once empty, simply wash it with warm soapy water, flush the pump by drawing clean water through it and allow to dry. When changing the contents, for example from an oil to a water-based preparation, we recommend replacing the pump, as residual oil in the mechanism is difficult to remove.

The set as a whole is not approved for contact with food. The food contact certificate applies only to the glass vial on its own; with the pump, the set is intended exclusively for cosmetics.

Closures with the same neck type as stated in the specifications, as well as ready-made bottle + closure combinations, can be found in the Handymade range. For a custom combination, we recommend verifying the seal, dispensing behaviour and packaging performance with the specific formulation. Both a light label and direct printing work well on amber glass.

At the end of its life, separate the pump from the bottle. Glass belongs in glass collection, the polypropylene pump in plastics.

Frequently asked questions

Does an amber glass vial protect the contents from light?

Yes, amber glass attenuates the transmission of light, thereby slowing oxidation and the loss of efficacy of light-sensitive ingredients. It is therefore suitable for vegetable oils, vitamin serums and preparations with essential oils. It does not replace complete protection, however; it is still advisable to store the bottle away from direct sunlight.

How much product fits in the 150 ml vial with pump?

The bottle holds 150 ml of product, which is its nominal volume. The physical space to the neck is slightly larger, but this headroom is taken up by the dip tube and pump thread and also serves for the expansion of the contents. A bottle filled to the brim would overflow when the pump is screwed on.

Is the pump for the 150 ml vial suitable for thick creams?

No, the pump is intended for contents that flow freely. It reliably dispenses oils, lotions, light emulsions, serums, micellar waters and liquid soaps. Thick creams, butters and high-viscosity gels are drawn poorly or not at all through the tube. For such preparations, jars, pots or tubes are more suitable.

Can the glass vial with pump be used for food?

The set as a whole is not approved for contact with food. The food contact certificate applies to the glass vial on its own; the plastic pump does not have one. With the pump, the set is therefore intended for cosmetic products; for household oils or syrups choose a bottle with a different closure.

Can the pump and vial be reused?

Yes, both the glass and the pump can be washed and refilled. Wash the bottle with warm soapy water, disinfect with alcohol and allow to dry. Flush the pump by drawing clean water through it. When switching from an oil-based to a water-based product, it is better to replace the pump, as residual oil in the mechanism could spoil the new contents.

Does the pump tube need to be trimmed before assembly?

Yes, the tube is longer than the height of the bottle and must be shortened before first use. The correct length ends just above the bottom; make the cut at an angle so the end does not seal against the bottom. A tube that is too long will bend and the pump will draw less efficiently; one that is too short will leave an unused remainder in the bottle.