Acrylic 50g Square Airless Jar for Cream – UKPACK
UKPACK’s 50g square airless jar is designed for cream products such as face creams, moisturizers, treatment creams, and gel creams. The acrylic construction and square profile create a defined presentation for skincare packaging, while the 50g capacity gives your team a fill reference. The supplied dimensions are 77.5 mm in height and 63.5 mm in width. Use samples to review formula compatibility, filling behavior, sealing, and dispensing before approval. Custom colors, decoration, logo placement, and surface finishes can be evaluated for your project. UKPACK supports OEM/ODM packaging development, sampling, testing, and mass-production planning, with final options confirmed against your requirements.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 50g |
| Material | Acrylic |
| Shape | Square |
| Height | 77.5 mm |
| Width | 63.5 mm |
| MOQ | 10000pcs |
50g Square Airless Jar for Cream Packaging
The 50g square airless jar gives skincare and beauty teams a compact, structured format for cream-led product lines. The product identity combines a 50g capacity, acrylic material, square shape, 77.5 mm height, and 63.5 mm width. These values give your packaging and engineering teams a starting point for comparing shelf proportions, carton fit, artwork area, and sample requirements. The square silhouette can support a deliberate visual system when you want stronger alignment across a family of jars. Treat the dimensions as the supplied reference, then confirm tolerances and drawings before a purchase decision.
Square Airless Structure for Daily Use
This product is identified as an airless jar, so review it as a dispensing format rather than a conventional open-mouth cream jar. In general, airless jars are selected when a brand wants a more controlled way to present and dispense a cream; the exact result depends on the inner assembly, seal, dosage, and formula. The current source files confirm the external square form and acrylic construction, but they do not confirm pump architecture, output, headspace, or sealing performance. Request technical drawings and production samples to inspect component fit, closure action, and recovery after use. On the filling line, check orientation, filling sequence, cleaning, and assembly handling with your equipment team.
Formula and Application Fit for Creams
Common airless-jar applications include face creams, moisturizers, treatment creams, eye creams, gel creams, balms, and creamy or overnight masks. For this 50g format, these are researched application directions rather than a guarantee of compatibility. Compare target viscosity, density, active ingredients, and dosing expectations with the actual jar and mechanism. A rich face cream may need a different filling and output review from a lighter gel cream or a balm. If the product is positioned for eye care, treatment, or overnight use, include stability and user-dose considerations in the sample brief. Ask for compatibility testing with your formula and confirm fill weight, headspace, leakage, and dispensing consistency before approving the final application.
Acrylic Construction and Sustainability Review
Acrylic is the confirmed material for this model. It can provide a defined visual direction for a premium skincare presentation, but clarity, color, and surface finish should be verified from a sample rather than assumed from the word acrylic. Review the jar alongside your formula, decoration, transport conditions, and target cost. This page does not claim PCR content, recycled content, mono-material construction, or refillability because none is confirmed in the source folder. If sustainability is part of your brief, ask UKPACK to confirm composition, recycled options, end-of-life route, and any insert or refill structure that applies to this exact SKU.
Customization and Decoration Options
Customization can be planned after the base structure is approved. Discuss color direction, logo position, printing method, hot stamping, labels, and surface finish that match your brand system. The suitable method depends on the acrylic surface, closure components, artwork coverage, quantity, and required appearance, so request a decoration sample before sign-off. If your product line needs coordinated capacities or a different lid, collar, or inner arrangement, describe the requirement clearly and ask whether it is an existing option or a tooling change. Keep proposed decoration separate from confirmed product facts until a sample or technical confirmation is available.
Project Evaluation and Manufacturing
Before a production program, send UKPACK the formula type, target fill, expected viscosity, packaging references, artwork direction, decoration requirements, filling equipment, and forecast quantity. The team can then help determine which drawings, samples, compatibility checks, and decoration trials are needed. Use sampling to review dimensions, fit, sealing, output, appearance, and handling on your filling line. If a structural change is requested, confirm whether tooling or a new component is required, together with the effect on timing and cost. After approval, align mass-production details, inspection points, packing, and shipment requirements. For comparison with other formats, review the wider airless jar range before finalizing your shortlist. This 50g square airless jar is a documented starting point for cream packaging; final approval should follow your formula testing, sample acceptance, and QC plan.
