AS Airless Pump Jars for Skincare Creams – UKPACK
UKPACK’s AS airless pump jars are designed for skincare creams, moisturizers, treatment creams, and other formula-led beauty products. The range covers 15g, 30g, and 50g formats with an AS plastic outer shell and PP inner cup. Supplied heights run from 67 mm to 85 mm, while widths range from 55.5 mm to 62 mm across the capacities. This multi-size selection helps your team compare fill references and shelf proportions. Use samples to confirm filling, component fit, formula compatibility, decoration, and dispensing performance before production. UKPACK supports OEM/ODM development, sampling, testing, and mass-production planning.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 15g / 30g / 50g |
| Material | AS plastic outer shell; PP inner cup |
| Height | 15g: 67 mm; 30g: 78 mm; 50g: 85 mm |
| Width | 15g: 55.5 mm; 30g: 55.5 mm; 50g: 62 mm |
| MOQ | 10000pcs |
AS Airless Pump Jars for Skincare Packaging
AS airless pump jars give skincare teams a coordinated way to evaluate three compact fill formats. The supplied range includes 15g, 30g, and 50g capacities, with an AS plastic outer shell and PP inner cup. The confirmed external references are 67 mm height and 55.5 mm width for 15g, 78 mm height and 55.5 mm width for 30g, and 85 mm height and 62 mm width for 50g. Use these figures for artwork, carton fit, shelf planning, and samples.
When you are selecting a jar family, keeping the visual language consistent across capacities can simplify packaging development. The three sizes support comparison across product concepts. Review each size beside the intended label area, secondary pack, filling line clearance, and shipping configuration. Nominal dimensions should be treated as the supplied reference only; confirm tolerances and component interfaces against current technical drawings before approval.
Two-Part Construction for Project Review
The source information confirms an AS plastic outer shell paired with a PP inner cup. This construction should be reviewed as a component system rather than as a single-material claim. Ask for the relevant assembly drawing and samples so your engineering team can inspect fit, alignment, sealing behavior, and the way the inner cup interacts with the outer shell. The current product folder does not confirm pump output, neck size, headspace, closure details, or barrier performance, so those items remain project checks rather than published specifications.
For filling evaluation, prepare the actual formula and intended fill weight for each capacity. A 15g sample may behave differently from a 50g production format because the available space, filling sequence, and handling method change with the size. Check priming, recovery after use, cleaning, assembly orientation, and line speed with your equipment team.
Applications and Formula Fit
These jars can be considered for face creams, eye creams, moisturizers, treatment creams, gel creams, balms, and other skincare products that benefit from a controlled dispensing format. Those are common application directions for this type of packaging, not a compatibility guarantee for your formula. Compare viscosity, density, active ingredients, preservative system, target dose, and storage conditions with the exact jar and pump assembly. For a treatment or eye-care line, include stability, dose consistency, and user handling in the sample brief.
Before selecting one size, fill production samples with the intended formula and check leakage, dispensing continuity, fill accuracy, and recovery after transport simulation. Your compatibility review should also cover contact time, temperature range, color migration, odor, and any interaction between the formula and the AS or PP components. Ask UKPACK for a project-specific test plan when the formula contains solvents, oils, acids, high levels of actives, or other ingredients that need closer assessment.
AS and PP Material Considerations
AS is confirmed for the outer shell and PP for the inner cup. The materials provide a clear basis for discussing appearance, component fit, decoration, and production handling, but finish, transparency, color, and recycled content are not specified in the source files. Do not assume a sustainability or mono-material attribute from this construction. If PCR, recyclability, refillability, or a specific surface treatment is important to your brief, request confirmation for the exact SKU and proposed configuration.
Decoration and Brand Development
Use the sample stage to evaluate logo placement, print coverage, color matching, labels, and surface finish across all three sizes. Artwork proportions can change between 15g, 30g, and 50g, even when the family appearance is similar. Share the intended decoration method and visual references with UKPACK so the team can confirm suitable samples, adhesion checks, and any limitations around the AS outer shell.
Sampling, Testing, and Manufacturing
For a quotation or development review, send the formula type, target fill for each size, preferred capacity, filling equipment, artwork direction, decoration requirements, and forecast quantity. UKPACK can then coordinate drawings, samples, compatibility checks, decoration trials, and production planning. Use the sample set to compare the three formats on your own filling line and in your secondary packaging. If you are comparing additional formats, review the wider airless jar formats before narrowing your shortlist. Final production should follow your formula validation, sample acceptance, and QC plan.
