The supplied catalog lists 300 ml options in the PET jar family and PP93. Compare the current drawings, specified resin and matched closures before planning the label or filling setup. The shared volume does not establish matching proportions or interchangeable lids.
Confirm the usable fill
Treat the catalog volume as selection information. Agree the intended fill level and headspace with your product and filling teams. A 300 ml designation does not establish a 300 g fill for every formula.
Review the large-format assembly
Check access to the contents, opening and reclosing, the liner or inner disc where included, and the appearance of the decorated sample. Ask for the finished dimensions and weight so you can plan packing and shipping using the actual proposed part.
Set the approval conditions
Use the intended formula for compatibility and storage work. Agree leakage where relevant, handling and transport checks for the complete pack. Keep the accepted sample, drawing and artwork revision with the order.
Request the 300 ml jar sample or compare the cream jar range.
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Put the specification to work
Search the catalog rows. The tool shows its inputs and limits before you use the result in a project brief.
