White Acrylic Airless Cream Jars with Gold and Silver Collars

White Acrylic Airless Cream Jars with Gold or Silver Collars

Boyu Packaging’s press-platform cream jar from Zhejiang, China pairs a white inner presentation and clear outer profile with gold-tone or silver-tone trim. It is intended for development with pumpable face creams, eye creams and gel creams. Compare other airless packaging formats or review how to choose a cream jar or airless bottle before fixing the package design.

Specifications

Choose a Jar Size by Working Fill

Start with the label’s net weight and the measured formula density. Divide the target weight in grams by density in grams per milliliter to estimate the required volume. Then confirm usable fill with the selected pump assembly fitted. Allow space for the dispensing assembly and the filling process. Request overall height, diameter, opening and print area for each approved SKU before cutting cartons or setting up filling fixtures.

Test Press-Platform Dispensing

Compare dose, actuation and residual cream

Fill samples with the production formula. Record how many full presses are required to prime, how much product each press delivers and how readily the platform returns. Repeat after storage and near the end of use. For thicker creams, watch for intermittent delivery or an uneven return. For softer emulsions, inspect product spread and residue around the outlet. Weigh the remaining cream to check the agreed evacuation target.

Confirm materials in contact with the formula

Request the material list for the inner cup, piston or reservoir, seals and dispensing path. Test filled units for odor transfer, discoloration, cracking, swelling and pump changes over the intended stability program. Discuss any formula requirements for light exposure and document them with the selected assembly.

Approve Metallic Finish and Artwork

Approve gold-tone and silver-tone samples under consistent lighting. Review the reflectivity of the collar, the white inner appearance and how the clear wall affects logo contrast. Supply vector artwork and mark the desired print location and lot-code area. Check decoration adhesion, rub resistance, scratches and color consistency on the assembled sample.

Filling, Assembly and Quality Inspection

Confirm how the jar and dispenser arrive, how the cream is loaded and how the dispensing head is attached. Share your fill weight, temperature, viscosity and equipment. Use a pilot run to check dosing repeatability, trapped air, clean sealing surfaces and overcap retention. Retain a signed assembled sample and agreed appearance limits for production comparison.

Check the packed jar before shipment

Agree on functional and appearance criteria covering leakage, priming, dose, clear-shell scratches and metallic finish defects. Trial the retail carton and export case with representative handling. Confirm separators or individual protection where needed and inspect for jar movement, rubbing and accidental platform actuation.

Request an OEM Quote

Send your net fill, formula information, target dose, finish and artwork, quantities by SKU, filling method and destination through the Boyu Packaging inquiry page. Request a drawing, a decorated sample and an itemized quote covering decoration, tooling if needed and unit packaging. Confirm lead times after sample approval, units per carton, carton dimensions and gross weight. Agree on claim documentation such as batch references, photographs and retained samples.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is 50 mL equivalent to 50 g of cream?

The relationship depends on formula density and the usable volume with the pump fitted. Confirm the labeled net weight through a filling trial.

Can the 20, 80 and 100 g references be ordered?

These weights appear in the title, while the selectable volumes are 15, 30 and 50 mL. Request confirmation of the working capacity and drawing for any additional fill requirement.

What is the minimum order?

MOQ is 10,000 pieces. Include quantities by size, collar finish and artwork in the RFQ for review.