Why a 50 g fill does not specify a 50 ml jar
If a hypothetical formula had a density of 0.9 g/ml, 50 g would occupy about 55.6 ml before any allowance for headspace. This is a calculation example, not a property of your formula. Obtain the real density and filling requirements before selecting the container.
Supplied catalog reference
| Family | Catalog basis | Selection note |
|---|---|---|
| PETG jar | 50 g catalog label | Confirm actual fill with your formula |
| PET jar | 50 ml catalog option | Volume option; not a promise of 50 g fill |
| PP jar family | 50 ml catalog option | Confirm the selected body and lid |
| TY041 jar | 50ML model designation | Check brim capacity and usable fill on the drawing |
| ZK56/64 jar family | 50 ml appears in the catalog family | Specify the variant; available sizes differ |
Approve the filled appearance
Compare the intended fill against the opening and inner cover on the proposed sample. Ask the product team to determine acceptable headspace and the relevant leakage or closure checks.
Send the net-mass target, density information, decoration and quantity in the enquiry. Request the jar’s volume designation and drawing so the quotation is explicit about what will be supplied.
Return to the full selection guide or prepare the inputs for a sample request.
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