Plastic bottle, clear round, white trigger sprayer, 28/410, 500 ml

A clear round plastic bottle with a nominal volume of 500 ml and a white all-plastic trigger sprayer form a ready-to-use bottle and closure set with a 28/410 neck finish. Suitable wherever a larger volume of liquid product is dispensed by spraying – room and herbal sprays, air and fabric fresheners, liquid cleaning agents, misting water onto plants or hair during cutting, or for a light hydration of the skin.

The clear bottle body shows the contents and the fill level, so you can always see how much product remains and whether anything has settled inside. The plastic is lightweight and shatterproof, which you will appreciate at a half-litre volume especially in the bathroom, workshop, or on the production table. The trigger sprayer delivers a dose of approximately 1.3 ml per stroke, so you can cover a larger area quickly.

Why this set

• Larger dose per stroke – the trigger sprayer delivers approximately 1.3 ml per pump. Large areas are covered quickly without finger fatigue.
• Clear bottle – the contents and remaining volume are visible, which is practical for coloured sprays and for checking whether the components are separating.
• All-plastic sprayer – mechanism with no metal parts in contact with the contents, suitable even for water-based formulations where metal could corrode over time.
• Matched bottle and closure pair – the bottle neck and sprayer thread are designed to fit together, so there is no need to test whether the closure seals or whether the dip tube reaches the bottom.

What the set is suitable for

The set as a whole is declared suitable for contact with cosmetics. It is best suited for products applied as a fine mist over a larger area: moisturising sprays for hair and body, herbal and hydrolat sprays for refreshing, yoga mat sprays, room and fabric fragrances, misting water when styling hair. In the home and workshop it is useful for liquid water-based cleaning and degreasing agents, for watering plants, or for surface cleaning solutions applied before production.

The bottle on its own holds food-contact certification. The trigger sprayer does not carry this declaration, so the set as a whole is not intended for food use – we do not recommend it for home syrups or kitchen oils. For such use, choose a bottle with a closure that holds its own food-grade certification.

Nominal and total volume

Two volumes are stated for the bottle. The nominal volume is the volume for which the container is intended under normal filling conditions, and this is what appears on the product label. The total volume to the brim is the physical volume of the bottle up to the neck and is slightly larger. The difference accounts for the dip tube and sprayer mechanism, which take up some space once screwed on, and for the expansion of the contents with changes in temperature. Fill the bottle to the nominal volume, not to the brim – with a full container, fitting the sprayer would force the contents out and they could leak along the thread.

Working with the set

Before first filling, rinse and sanitise both the bottle and the sprayer with isopropyl alcohol or ethanol and allow to dry completely. For cosmetic and herbal sprays this reduces the risk of introducing microorganisms, especially in water-based products with mild preservation. Before use, pump the sprayer several times into the air until the tube fills and the spray pattern steadies.

Other closures with the same thread type as stated in the specifications also fit the bottle neck, and ready-made combinations of this bottle with other closures 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.

The set is intended for repeated use. Once empty, wash both parts with warm water and a small amount of detergent, flush the sprayer by pumping clean water through it, and leave to dry. If the type of contents changes – for example from a cleaning agent to a cosmetic spray – repeat the disinfection step. Both components are plastic and once emptied and rinsed they belong in sorted plastic waste.

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