Plan the contents before choosing the 15 g jar
A 15 g brief often starts as a smaller version of an existing pack. Compare the required filled volume and headspace with the proposed drawing before copying the larger jar’s appearance. The two sizes need their own assembly references.
Supplied catalog reference
| Family | Catalog basis | Selection note |
|---|---|---|
| PETG jar | 15 g catalog label | Confirm actual fill with your formula |
| PET jar | 15 ml catalog option | Volume option; not a promise of 15 g fill |
| ZK56/64 jar family | 15 ml appears in the catalog family | Specify the variant; available sizes differ |
Review the collection as a pair
Ask for the small and large jars with lids fitted. Compare how the label distinguishes them and whether the opening suits the intended access. A matched color does not establish an interchangeable lid or inner cover.
Record the filler’s density information, target net mass and approved fill condition alongside the sample. These inputs are needed to select volume without treating grams as milliliters.
Return to the full selection guide or prepare the inputs for a sample request.
Product and process references
