AS Electroplated Airless Jars for Skincare – UKPACK
UKPACK’s electroplated airless jars are designed for skincare creams, moisturizers, treatment products, and premium cosmetic lines that need a defined decorative direction. The AS plastic range includes 30g and 50g formats. The supplied dimensions are 69.5 mm high by 69 mm wide for 30g, and 73 mm high by 76 mm wide for 50g. The electroplated finish should be reviewed on samples for appearance and decoration fit. Confirm formula compatibility, filling, sealing, dispensing, and finish durability before production. UKPACK supports OEM/ODM development, sample review, testing, and mass-production planning. for beauty brands.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 30g / 50g |
| Material | AS plastic |
| Finish | Electroplated |
| Height | 30g: 69.5 mm; 50g: 73 mm |
| Width | 30g: 69 mm; 50g: 76 mm |
| MOQ | 10000pcs |
Electroplated Airless Jars for Premium Skincare
Electroplated airless jars give a skincare packaging brief a clear combination of format and finish. This model is supplied in AS plastic with 30g and 50g capacities. The 30g reference is 69.5 mm in height and 69 mm in width; the 50g reference is 73 mm in height and 76 mm in width. Use these confirmed figures when comparing shelf footprint, carton clearance, artwork coverage, and the proportions of a coordinated cosmetic line. Final tolerances should be checked against the current drawing.
The electroplated finish is a product-specific visual feature, but its final appearance and durability still need sample confirmation. Review gloss, color, reflectivity, edge coverage, and the relationship between the finish and your label or printed artwork. Ask for a decorated sample before approving the visual direction. The product folder does not confirm coating thickness, adhesion results, or resistance values, so those should be handled through your project test plan.
Format, Assembly, and Dispensing Review
Compare the two capacities with your planned fill, formula density, and user dose. A 30g jar can suit a compact treatment or trial presentation, while a 50g jar may support a fuller daily-use concept; these are planning directions rather than claims about a guaranteed application. Check filling orientation, priming, output consistency, recovery, cleaning, and assembly handling with the exact pump and inner components. The current source files do not specify pump output, neck size, headspace, or sealing performance.
For a reliable development decision, fill samples with the intended formula and run the checks that matter for your line. Inspect the finish after filling, handling, temperature changes, and transport simulation. Confirm that the decorative surface remains suitable for your pack-out and that the component interfaces continue to operate as expected. Record test findings separately from the confirmed AS material, electroplated finish, capacity, and nominal dimensions.
Applications and Formula Compatibility
Common applications for this type of jar include face creams, moisturizers, night creams, eye creams, treatment creams, gel creams, balms, and other skincare products. Use those categories to frame a sample brief, not to replace formula testing. Review viscosity, density, active ingredients, preservative system, storage temperature, and target dose with the actual jar. Rich creams and lighter gels may require different filling and dispensing evaluations, while formulas with solvents or high active loads may need a closer material review.
Include compatibility checks for odor, staining, swelling, stress cracking, leakage, and dispensing continuity over the expected contact and storage period. If the finish is important to a premium launch, add decoration adhesion, rub, and appearance checks to the same approval sequence. UKPACK can help define the sample and testing information once you share your formula and production requirements.
AS Material and Electroplated Finish
AS plastic and an electroplated finish are the confirmed product attributes. Color, opacity, surface texture, recycled content, PCR percentage, mono-material construction, and end-of-life route are not specified in the source folder. Do not assume those features from the decorative description. If your project needs a particular color match, sustainability position, or compliance document, request the exact evidence for this SKU and proposed finish.
Decoration Development
Start decoration planning with the 30g and 50g samples side by side. Evaluate logo scale, print or label area, hot stamping or other proposed treatments, and how the electroplated surface reads under your lighting. Confirm whether the desired finish is an existing option or a project-specific treatment. Keep artwork, color, and surface proposals separate from confirmed product facts until the sample is approved and the quotation records the final configuration.
Sampling and Manufacturing Decision
For a technical review, send UKPACK your formula type, target fill, expected viscosity, decoration direction, filling equipment, packaging references, and forecast quantity. Ask for current drawings, finish samples, compatibility guidance, and the inspection points for mass production. Compare both capacities on your line and in your secondary packaging before selecting one. To review adjacent models, explore our airless jar options and share the shortlisted formats with your procurement and engineering teams. Final production should follow documented sample acceptance, formula validation, decoration approval, and QC requirements.
