Plastic bottle, clear round, white screw cap, 750 ml

The plastic bottle with a white screw cap is a complete set for filling, storing and selling liquid products in larger volumes. With a nominal capacity of 750 ml, the bottle is transparent so the colour and level of the contents are always visible, and its rounded body is easy to grip even when full. The plastic is lightweight and shatter-resistant, making it suitable for bathrooms, transport and larger production runs. The cap screws onto the neck and seals the container securely, making the set ideal for shower gels, shampoos, body lotions, massage and bath oils or liquid soaps, as well as bulk-storage use where the contents are later transferred into smaller containers. Both the bottle and the cap are approved for direct food contact and declared suitable for cosmetic products.

Why choose this set

• Volume for large formats – 750 ml covers a family-size shower gel, a salon-size massage oil or a liquid soap refill supply for dispensers.
• Transparent body – contents, colour, clarity and remaining quantity are visible without opening, making stock checks and point-of-sale monitoring easier.
• Lightweight and shatter-resistant material – the plastic bottle handles a drop on a tiled floor better than glass, making it suitable for the shower, travel and shipping.
• Screw cap – simple, secure closure for storage and transport. Contents are poured out rather than dispensed.
• Food and cosmetics approved – one set covers both a cosmetic workshop and a kitchen; the certification applies to both the bottle and the cap.

Nominal and total volume

Nominal volume is the quantity the container is designed to be filled to under normal conditions, and this is the figure that belongs on the label. Total brim-full volume is the physical capacity of the bottle up to the neck and is always slightly larger. The difference provides headspace for the closure and for expansion of the contents with temperature changes, preventing the product from being forced out when closing and ensuring that a full bottle does not press against the cap when warmed.

Working with the set

Before first filling, wash both the bottle and cap, disinfect with isopropyl alcohol or ethanol and allow to dry completely. Any remaining water would dilute the product and increase the risk of microbial contamination. Thicker products fill more easily through a funnel. Tighten the cap by hand, not by force, and before a larger batch, test the seal of a filled and inverted bottle.

The set is intended for repeated use. Once empty, simply rinse, wash and sanitise again. When switching to a different fragrance or product type, bear in mind that plastic may retain some of the previous scent. Closures with the same neck finish 28/410 and ready-made bottle and closure combinations are available in the Handymade range. With a custom combination, we recommend verifying the seal, dispensing behaviour and compatibility of the container with the specific formulation.

Suitable for products such as

• Shower gels and shampoos – shatter-resistant bottle for wet environments; a pump with the same neck finish can be added at point of sale.
• Body lotions and massage oils – larger volume for salons, massage therapists and family-size formats.
• Liquid soaps and cleansing bases – bulk packaging for refilling dispensers.
• Semi-finished stock – hydrolats, oil blends or ready-made water phases prepared for further filling.
• Home-use oils, syrups, vinegars and infusions – suitable outside cosmetics as well, thanks to food-contact approval.

Good to know

• Light – transparent plastic does not protect contents from light. Products sensitive to light, such as those with a high proportion of vegetable oils or natural colorants, should be stored in the dark or packed in an opaque container.
• No dispensing function – the screw cap only closes the bottle. If the end customer needs to dispense the product directly from the container, choose a closure with a dosing mechanism and the same neck finish.
• Leak safety in transit – when shipping, tighten the cap firmly and place the bottle in a bag or seal the neck to prevent any leakage from damaging other goods.
• Storing empty containers – store both bottles and caps in a dry, clean environment, closed or neck-down, to prevent dust from entering.
• Recycling – both the bottle and cap are plastic; once emptied and rinsed, they belong in sorted plastic waste.

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