Laminated Cosmetic Squeeze Tubes for 60-120g Fills

Laminated Cosmetic Squeeze Tubes for Creams and Lotions

Boyu Packaging supplies empty cosmetic squeeze tubes from Zhejiang, China for face creams, BB creams and compatible skincare lotions. Specify a screw cap or flip-top cap, then match the tube size and outlet to the formula. Explore the cream tube range.

Specifications

Select Tube Size by Net Fill and Shelf Footprint

Use 60, 80, 100 or 120 g as the target net fill in your brief. Divide the target weight by measured formula density to estimate the required volume. Confirm working fill with the selected head and enough unused tube length for the tail seal. Compare a shorter, wider tube with a taller, slimmer tube when carton footprint or printable area matters. Approve diameter, cut length and shoulder dimensions on the drawing before ordering tooling or cartons.

Match the Cap and Outlet to the Formula

Compare screw and flip-top closures

A flip top supports one-handed opening. Evaluate hinge action, latch retention and how the cap seats after repeated use. With a screw cap, check thread engagement and opening torque after storage. For either closure, use filled samples to check leakage, residue around the outlet and cap-down performance.

Trial dose and squeeze force

Use the production formula at the expected use temperatures. A fluid lotion can run from a large outlet, while a thicker cream may require more force through a small opening. Check first dispense, dose repeatability, after-drip and product remaining near the shoulder or tail. Record the approved outlet and cap combination for each SKU.

Approve Laminate and Formula Contact

Request the tube layer specification and identify the inner layer, shoulder, closure and any seal that touches the formula. Set barrier requirements with your formulation team for products sensitive to air, moisture loss or fragrance loss. For oil-rich or fragranced formulas, use filled stability samples to check swelling, odor transfer, seam changes and leakage before selecting the package.

Approve Color and Print on a Finished Tube

Send vector artwork, a color standard and the desired finish. Use the tube dieline to place graphics clear of the tail seal and preserve space for lot coding. Inspect print registration, small text, finish and cap color on a signed sample. Check ink adhesion and rubbing after squeezing and representative handling.

Filling, Sealing and Pre-Shipment Inspection

Share the filling machine, target weight, formula temperature and tail-sealing method. Confirm whether tubes arrive open at the tail and caps are preassembled. Run a pilot to check fill accuracy, clean seal zones, seal width, alignment and legible lot codes. Agree on inspection criteria for seal integrity, cap fit, tube damage, print defects and leakage. Trial the final carton to check scuffing and cap opening during handling.

Request a Wholesale Quote

Provide target weight, density or viscosity if available, intended use, cap type, artwork, quantity by SKU, filling method and destination. Request drawings, assembled samples and an itemized quote for tooling, decoration and unit packaging. Confirm lead time after sample approval, units per carton, carton dimensions and gross weight. Agree on batch records and retained samples for quality follow-up. Request a Boyu Packaging quotation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does a 100 g fill require a 100 mL tube?

Use measured density to calculate required volume and verify the fill and tail-seal allowance on the production line.

Can I use the same cap across all four fill sizes?

Approve the neck drawing, closure fit and dispensing tests for each size before specifying a shared cap.

What is the minimum order?

The MOQ is 10,000 pieces. Include the requested split by size, cap, color and artwork in the RFQ.