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This CBD airless pump jar is designed for brands packaging CBD creams, balms, moisturizers and other medium- to high-viscosity topical formulas. Available in 15ml, 30ml and 50ml capacities, the range combines a compact jar profile with a press-top dispensing system that releases product through a central outlet. The structure reduces repeated direct finger contact with the formula chamber and provides controlled dispensing for daily-use products. Multiple capacities support coordinated CBD skincare and topical-care lines, while custom molded colors, transparent acrylic styling, metallized details, printing and other decoration options can be evaluated according to brand positioning and production requirements.
| 容量 | 材料 | OD | 身高 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 15ml | Acrylic(亚克力) | 55mm | 65.5mm |
| 30ml | Acrylic(亚克力) | 55mm | 76.5mm |
| 50ml | Acrylic(亚克力) | 62.5mm | 85.5mm |
产品介绍
This CBD airless pump jar is developed for cosmetic and topical-care brands requiring controlled dispensing for CBD creams, balms, moisturizers and other medium- to high-viscosity formulations. Available in 15ml, 30ml and 50ml capacities, the range combines an acrylic outer package with an integrated press-top pump structure. The three capacities allow brands to develop coordinated packaging for concentrated treatments, facial-care products and larger daily-use formulas while maintaining a consistent visual identity across the collection.
The 15ml model measures 55mm in diameter and 65.5mm in overall height. Its compact format is suitable for concentrated creams, eye-area products, targeted balms, premium samples and travel-size applications. Despite the relatively small fill volume, the wide jar profile provides sufficient visible area for brand identification and product differentiation.
The 30ml version maintains the 55mm diameter while increasing the overall height to 76.5mm. This capacity works well for facial moisturizers, specialty creams, intensive topical formulas and higher-value skincare products where controlled portioning is important. Brands can use the 15ml and 30ml sizes together for treatment and full-size variants without changing the basic packaging language.
The 50ml model measures 62.5mm in diameter and 85.5mm in height. It provides greater filling volume for daily moisturizers, rich creams, body-care formulas and topical balms. The larger diameter increases branding space and shelf presence while maintaining the same press-operated dispensing concept used throughout the range.
Unlike a conventional wide-mouth jar, product is delivered by pressing the actuator integrated into the upper section of the package. The formula is pushed through the dispensing outlet without requiring the consumer to repeatedly place fingers inside the main formula chamber. This format can provide a cleaner and more controlled application method for creams and balms that are typically dispensed in relatively small amounts.
The pump structure should be matched to the rheology of the intended formula. CBD products can vary considerably in viscosity depending on the base system, oil phase, wax content, emulsifiers and other ingredients. A light facial moisturizer may behave differently from a dense balm or butter-type formulation, so dispensing performance should be evaluated using the actual commercial formula rather than a generic test cream.
The acrylic outer construction provides the visual depth associated with premium skincare packaging. Brands can select a transparent exterior to reveal the internal package structure or develop opaque and customized color combinations for a more distinctive presentation. The collar, actuator, inner chamber and outer components can also be coordinated or contrasted to establish product hierarchy across different SKUs.
For example, one packaging family could use separate colors to distinguish facial cream, recovery balm and body moisturizer formats while retaining the same jar structure. This allows a brand to create visual differentiation without developing an entirely different package for each product.
Decoration options can be evaluated according to artwork and production quantity. Potential processes include screen printing, hot stamping, labeling, metallized accents and selected coating treatments. For transparent acrylic configurations, artwork placement should be reviewed together with the inner component color because the appearance of graphics can change when viewed through the outer wall.
CBD-related packaging also requires careful attention to the claims and regulatory information printed on the finished pack. The available decoration area should be evaluated early against the amount of mandatory information required for the intended market, including ingredient declarations, net contents, warnings or other applicable labeling. Packaging design should therefore be coordinated with the brand’s regulatory review rather than treated purely as a visual exercise.
Formula compatibility testing is essential before production approval. CBD-containing formulations may include carrier oils, botanical extracts, fragrances or other components that interact differently with packaging materials. Testing should evaluate the complete formula against all product-contact components under the intended storage conditions.
Performance testing should also cover pump priming, output consistency, actuator recovery, leakage resistance, closure fit, residual formula levels and transportation stability. For thick balms or high-viscosity creams, repeated-cycle dispensing tests are particularly useful for identifying irregular output or incomplete actuator recovery.
The filling partner should confirm the correct filling and assembly sequence before mass production. Component tolerances, fill level and air management can affect dispensing performance, particularly where dense formulas are involved.
This packaging range is suitable for CBD skincare brands, private-label developers, contract manufacturers and cosmetic packaging distributors requiring differentiated 真空罐 for creams, balms, moisturizers and other topical-care formulations.







