AS Airless Cosmetic Jars for Creams – UKPACK
UKPACK’s AS airless cosmetic jars are designed for cream packaging, moisturizers, treatment products, and skincare ranges that need several coordinated fill formats. The AS plastic series covers 15g, 30g, 50g, and 100g. Supplied heights range from 65.5 mm to 108.5 mm, with widths from 55.5 mm to 62.5 mm. This capacity ladder helps you compare trial, daily-use, and larger-format concepts. Use samples to confirm formula compatibility, filling, sealing, dispensing, decoration, and secondary-pack fit. UKPACK supports OEM/ODM development, sample testing, decoration review, and mass-production planning, with an MOQ of 10000pcs. This size range supports coordinated product lines.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 15g / 30g / 50g / 100g |
| Material | AS plastic |
| Height | 15g: 65.5 mm; 30g: 75.7 mm; 50g: 82.5 mm; 100g: 108.5 mm |
| Width | 15g: 55.5 mm; 30g: 55.5 mm; 50g: 62.5 mm; 100g: 62.5 mm |
| MOQ | 10000pcs |
AS Airless Cosmetic Jars for Cream Packaging
AS airless cosmetic jars provide a four-size format family for brands developing more than one skincare or cream product. The supplied capacities are 15g, 30g, 50g, and 100g. Confirmed dimensions are 65.5 mm high by 55.5 mm wide for 15g, 75.7 mm by 55.5 mm for 30g, 82.5 mm by 62.5 mm for 50g, and 108.5 mm by 62.5 mm for 100g. Use these nominal references to plan artwork, cartons, shelf spacing, sample quantities, and filling-line checks.
A coordinated capacity ladder can help your packaging system distinguish trial, travel, daily-use, treatment, or larger-format concepts while retaining a similar silhouette. Those use cases are planning directions only; select the final format from the actual fill weight, formula behavior, and user-dose requirement. Compare all four samples beside your secondary packaging and record clearance, label fit, handling, and transport observations before narrowing the range.
Capacity Selection and Component Fit
Start with the intended formula and target fill rather than the visual size alone. Check how each format is filled, primed, closed, cleaned, and packed on your line. The source folder confirms AS plastic and the four capacity/size combinations, but it does not confirm pump output, neck size, headspace, closure details, or sealing values. Ask UKPACK for current drawings and samples so your engineering team can assess component interfaces and dimensional tolerances.
For a multi-size program, use one documented test plan across 15g, 30g, 50g, and 100g, then add checks where the larger format behaves differently. Inspect dispensing continuity, recovery, leakage, fill accuracy, and the condition of the outer surface after handling and transport simulation. Keep measured results tied to the tested configuration; do not generalize one size’s behavior to the full family without evidence.
Formula and Application Planning
Common applications include face creams, moisturizers, eye creams, night creams, treatment products, gel creams, balms, and other skincare formulas. These categories help frame your application brief, but compatibility must be confirmed with the final formula and assembly. Compare viscosity, density, active ingredients, preservative system, storage range, target dose, and filling temperature with each selected size. A 100g format may require different handling and secondary-pack planning from a 15g trial jar.
Include material compatibility observations for odor, staining, swelling, stress cracking, and surface change over the planned contact period. If your line includes concentrated actives, oils, acids, or solvents, make that information explicit in the sample request. For a premium or clinical presentation, include appearance and decoration checks alongside formula testing so a finish decision is based on the filled pack, not only an empty component.
AS Plastic Review
AS plastic is the confirmed construction for this product family. The source files do not confirm transparency, color, surface finish, PCR content, recycled percentage, mono-material design, or refillability. Treat those as open project questions. If your brief requires a particular sustainability position, color match, or compliance record, ask UKPACK for evidence tied to the selected SKU and capacity rather than assuming that an option applies to all four sizes.
Decoration Across Four Sizes
Develop artwork with the four physical samples together. Check logo scale, print or label coverage, readable type, color consistency, and the relationship between the 15g/30g pair and the larger 50g/100g formats. Confirm whether your proposed decoration is a standard option or requires a project-specific process. The final method should be recorded after sample approval, adhesion checks, and appearance review.
Development to Mass Production
Send UKPACK the formula type, target fill by capacity, expected viscosity, filling equipment, artwork direction, decoration requirements, packaging references, and forecast quantity. The team can then propose drawings, samples, compatibility work, decoration trials, and production checkpoints. Compare the formats on your line and in cartons before committing to a capacity ladder. For related models, review the wider airless jar range and share the shortlist with procurement and engineering. Mass production should follow documented formula testing, sample acceptance, decoration sign-off, and QC requirements.
