Rounded Clear Plastic Bottle, Black Spray with Glossy Silver Collar, 150 ml

A clear PET bottle with a volume of 150 ml and a black mini trigger sprayer with a glossy silver collar make up ready-to-use packaging for sprays and mists. The sprayer screws onto the 24/410 neck finish and the packaging is ready for filling. It is suitable for facial toners, hydrosols, refreshing mists, hair sprays or alcohol-based preparations, that is, for low-viscosity contents that are applied in an even spray.

The clear bottle body shows the contents and the liquid level, so you can see how much product is left. PET is lightweight and unbreakable, so the packaging withstands everyday use in the bathroom, in a handbag and while travelling. The black head with a glossy collar gives the bottle a uniform look.

Both the bottle and the sprayer are declared as suitable for contact with cosmetics and have a declaration of conformity. The set is not intended for food.

How the set works

• Mini trigger sprayer – when the head is pressed, it draws the liquid up through the tube and disperses it into fine droplets. One press releases a small dose, which is enough to apply a toner or mist to the face without dripping.
• Clear PET body – it lets light through, but the contents are visible and you can easily check their clarity, cloudiness or sediment.
• 24/410 neck finish – a common neck size onto which other closures with the same thread type from the Handymade range can be screwed later.
• Volume 150 ml – a size for toners, hydrosols and mists for everyday use.

Filling and volume

The bottle is filled to the nominal volume, that is, to 150 ml, not to the brim. The nominal volume is the amount the packaging is designed for in normal filling. The total volume up to the neck is larger and provides a reserve for the sprayer tube, for the air above the liquid and for the expansion of the contents when the temperature changes. If the bottle is filled to the brim, part of the contents overflows when the sprayer is screwed on and the spray may leak after warming.

The sprayer tube is longer than the height of the bottle. Before first assembly, shorten it so that it reaches just to the bottom. An angled cut at the end helps to draw up even the last millilitres of the contents.

Suitable contents

The sprayer works with liquids that have a viscosity close to water: hydrosols, toners, aqueous solutions of active ingredients, refreshing mists, hair sprays and alcohol-based preparations. The head does not draw up thick serums, gels or cream-consistency emulsions, or it disperses them unevenly. Try light oil contents and sprays with a higher proportion of essential oils or solvents first in a small amount. PET does not tolerate aggressive chemicals and oil may clog the sprayer nozzle over time.

The packaging must not be filled with hot contents, as PET deforms at higher temperatures. Let the product cool to room temperature before filling.

Good to know

Water-based contents, such as hydrosols and toners, require a preservative. A sprayer with a tube is not a closed system and air enters the bottle with every press.

The bottle is made of PET, the sprayer of polypropylene and aluminium. When recycling, separate them and sort each part according to its material.

You can find closures with the same neck type and other ready-made bottle and closure combinations in the Handymade range. If you make your own combination, check the tightness, the dispensing and the behaviour of the packaging with your specific formulation.

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