White Plastic Bottle, White Spray Pump For Plastic Bottle, 10 ml

A ready-made set for samples, testers and travel packaging: a white plastic bottle with a volume of 10 ml and an attached white sprayer. You get a container ready to fill, without searching for a cap or checking whether the thread fits.

The sprayer disperses the liquid contents into a fine mist, making it suitable for facial mists, tonics, refreshing body sprays, alcoholic perfume waters, hand sanitiser sprays or thin hair sprays. The white opaque plastic limits light exposure to the contents, which you will appreciate with hydrolats and tonics containing active ingredients. The set is declared as suitable for contact with cosmetics, and the declaration of conformity can be found with each component.

What you get with the bottle and sprayer combination

• Dosing without contact with the contents – the sprayer releases a small, consistently equal amount with each press. The contents do not come into contact with hands, and the risk of contamination is lower than when opening a cap.
• Light protection – the white opaque wall slows the degradation of light-sensitive ingredients, such as essential oils in an aqueous or alcoholic base, plant extracts or vitamins.
• Low weight and break resistance – the plastic bottle withstands being dropped into a handbag or backpack, which is crucial for samples and travel packaging.
• Complete set – the bottle and sprayer have the same neck type and the thread is matched, so you do not need to combine them yourself.

What contents is the set suitable for

The sprayer works reliably with aqueous and alcoholic contents of low viscosity: hydrolats, tonics, micellar waters, perfume waters with alcohol, salt solutions, thin water-based serums. With oil-based contents, viscosity matters. Light dry oils and thin oil blends can be sprayed, but thick oils and butters are beyond the sprayer's capacity and the nozzle clogs. Gels, emulsions and anything with particles are not suitable for this set.

PET resists common cosmetic bases including solutions with ethanol. For contents with a high proportion of undiluted essential oils or solvents, we recommend testing the container's behaviour in advance, as the plastic may soften over time or absorb the scent.

Nominal volume and filling reserve

The nominal volume is the volume for which the bottle is intended for normal filling. The total volume to the brim is the physical volume up to the neck and is always larger. The difference forms the reserve for the tube and the sprayer mechanism and for the expansion of the contents with temperature changes. The bottle should therefore be filled to the nominal volume, not to the brim. An overfilled bottle will overflow when the sprayer is screwed on, and alcoholic contents can push liquid through the nozzle in warm conditions.

What is good to know

• Preparation before first filling – rinse both the bottle and the sprayer, disinfect with isopropyl alcohol or ethanol and allow to dry completely. For the sprayer, pump the disinfectant solution through with several presses and then flush it with clean water.
• Repeated use – the set can handle repeated filling with the same type of contents. When changing scent or formulation, pump the sprayer thoroughly, otherwise residues of the previous contents in the tube and nozzle will mix with the new one.
• Preservation of aqueous contents – the container alone does not ensure microbial stability, it only reduces hand contact. For aqueous contents, consider a preservation system.
• Heat – PET is not designed for hot filling. Allow the contents to cool to room temperature before filling, otherwise the bottle will deform.
• Recycling – the bottle is made of PET, the sprayer of PP. Before disposal, separate them so that each can go into its own material stream.

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