A plug or insert in the neck of a DIN18 (GL18) bottle controls how the contents leave the bottle and helps the closure seal. Packaging.si supplies plugs as part of its range of parts and components, alongside teats, collars, glass pipettes, caps and wipers. What plugs do Depending on the design, a plug in a…
We can supply tamper-evident mist sprayers for DIN18 glass bottles with a dose of 0.2 ml per press. They suit liquid products that need a little more output per spray than many standard fine-mist sprayers give. These sprayers are not kept in stock. They are available on request, so please ask us about availability, carton…
Our roll-on range for DIN18 (GL18) bottles now includes colour options. The base product is the Steel Ball Roll-On Plug DIN18 with a transparent plug and a black PP cap without tamper-evident ring. The ball and the cap can now be chosen in different colours, so the roll-on can match your product line. What is…
We are adding roll-on fitments for DIN18 (GL18) glass bottles to our range of droppers, bottles and components. They will appear in the shop as the product pages are completed. What a roll-on fitment is A roll-on fitment is inserted into the neck of a DIN18 bottle and holds a rotating ball (the roller). A…
Dropper closures are a common choice for essential oils, serums and other liquids that are dosed in drops. A dropper is an assembly of three parts: a collar that screws onto the bottle, a rubber or elastomer teat, and a glass pipette. This article compares the main finishes and closure types and lists what to…
A client asked us for a dropper that looks premium and still works like a standard DIN18 dropper. We assembled aluminium droppers with rose gold-coloured collars for them. Rose is now part of our ALU range, alongside gold, silver and matte. How the custom dropper came about The client wanted packaging that matched their brand’s…
Short answer Yes. Dropper bottles are a common way to store and dispense essential oils, provided the glass, the closure and the teat suit the oil. Essential oils are concentrated and volatile, so the choice of components and the way you store the bottle both matter. Why dropper bottles suit essential oils Controlled dispensing: a…
To fill a dropper bottle without spilling, use a small funnel or a syringe with a blunt needle, work over a tray, fill slowly and stop below the shoulder of the bottle. Leave a little air space so the pipette does not displace liquid over the rim when you screw the dropper back in. Prepare…
Glass and plastic dropper bottles both dispense liquids drop by drop, but they behave differently with the contents, in transport and at end of life. The right choice depends on the formulation, the market, the budget and how the bottle will be handled. This article compares the two and lists what to check before you…
Why use a dropper bottle for blends? A dropper bottle lets you add essential oils a drop at a time, mix them in the bottle and dispense the finished blend in small amounts. This guide covers choosing a bottle, preparing it, measuring, diluting, mixing and storing your blends. Choosing the right bottle Glass colour: amber…
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