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Measure the complete vessel
Include cap, pump, dropper or neck features. A nominal bottle volume is not an outer-pack dimension.
ARTICLE
Packaging a filled bottle in a paper tube
A filled bottle changes the brief: measure the cap, shoulder and base, state the filled weight, and describe the removal method.
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02
Plan removal
Specify which end opens and how a buyer lifts the bottle without stressing its closure.
03
Test the filled set
Use the filled pack and intended transit route for sample and protection review.
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What must a bottle brand give before a paper-tube sample?
Record the exact vessel drawing, cap position, filled weight and fragile surfaces. Then decide whether a holder is needed; approve the pack-out with a real bottle.
BEFORE YOU START
A few useful answers.
Practical questions for a better packaging brief.
What must a bottle brand give before a paper-tube sample?
Record the exact vessel drawing, cap position, filled weight and fragile surfaces. Then decide whether a holder is needed; approve the pack-out with a real bottle.
Is nominal bottle volume enough to size an outer tube?
Include cap, pump, dropper or neck features. A nominal bottle volume is not an outer-pack dimension.
How should a bottle be removed from the tube?
Specify which end opens and how a buyer lifts the bottle without stressing its closure.