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Borosilicate Food Storage, Bakeware & Pharmaceutical Glass Packaging

Source borosilicate kitchen glassware, food-storage systems, baking dishes and selected appliance-glass components, with a separate enquiry route for pharmaceutical glass packaging. Compare specific capacities, dimensions, closures and materials, then agree samples, customisation, evidence and packing for the intended application.

  • Develop coordinated kitchen glassware with a choice of lids, forms and accessories.
  • Compare real reference dimensions and component materials before selecting a range.
  • Keep pharmaceutical packaging qualification separate from household product approval.

Manufacturing, product documents and order conditions depend on the model and supply route selected for your project.

Borosilicate Food Storage, Bakeware & Pharmaceutical Glass Packaging category illustration
Category illustration. Product details and the final appearance are confirmed against the selected model and approved sample.

Start with a product reference, intended use and estimated quantity. We bring product selection, sample questions and quotation details into one conversation.

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Kitchen glasswareFood storage · canisters · bakeware · bowls · measuring cups · drinking ware
Supporting componentsMicrowave turntables · glass lids · steamers · blender-cup directions
Packaging projectsTubular and moulded bottles · ampoules · cartridges · prefillable and RTU formats
Specification approachArticle-specific dimensions · material and closure schedule · samples · required evidence
Explore the product range

Build the range
your buyers need.

Choose a focused product or discuss a coordinated assortment. Each direction can be developed into a more specific model and packaging brief.

Lidded glass food containers

Food-storage directions include everyday rectangular, round and other selected forms. Define the glass body and the lid as separate components, with the actual capacity, outside envelope, sealing arrangement and use instructions. A container’s glass construction does not establish that every attached lid or accessory can be heated with it.

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Stackable, divided and lunch-box directions

Stackable sets, divided containers, mini sizes and lunch-oriented formats support different storage programmes. Confirm whether the glass nests when empty, stacks with the lid fitted or has fixed internal dividers. Specify the actual included containers and accessories; a photographed assortment is not an automatic set definition.

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Bamboo, wood, glass and silicone lid choices

Selected containers use bamboo, wood, tempered-glass, silicone or metal lid directions, with combinations of latches and seals. Compare lid construction, cleaning access and replacement parts on the selected sample. Natural-looking lids do not establish antibacterial performance, and a silicone seal does not by itself establish a validated leak test.

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Vacuum storage systems

Vacuum food-storage and pantry-jar directions use defined closures and sealing components. Specify whether the selected system uses a button, separate pump or other mechanism. Agree the compatible parts and retention test rather than promising a fixed extension of food life or treating a vacuum closure as a substitute for appropriate food storage.

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Glass pantry jars and canisters

Canister directions include glass, wood, bamboo, cork and stainless-lid styles alongside vacuum options. Match capacity and mouth size to the intended contents, then confirm seals, handling and label space. Nominal capacities and outside heights should be kept on the article specification, with safe packing agreed for each size.

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Baking dishes and covered bakeware

Rectangular, square, round and oval baking directions include covered formats and selected silicone-handling options. Define the glass body, handles, lid, seal and vent. Obtain instructions for the complete selected product, including whether accessories must be removed; general heat-resistant glass wording does not establish a universal operating temperature or thermal-shock limit.

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Casseroles and transparent cooking vessels

Covered casserole and other glass cooking-vessel directions extend the kitchen range. Specify body and lid geometry, capacity, handle clearance and the actual heating method. Oven, hob, microwave and induction suitability are separate questions requiring confirmation; none is implied merely by the transparent appearance or the word casserole.

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Mixing, salad and food-preparation bowls

Bowl directions include European-style, Japanese-style and lidded formats, as well as a combined grating, mixing and storage reference. Compare the rim, grip, lid and accessory fit. Each removable component needs its own material and care instruction, particularly where metal graters and plastic frames accompany a glass bowl.

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Measuring cups and handled jugs

Glass measuring directions include a spout and handled formats across selected capacities. Define graduation units, scale positions, legibility and any required accuracy checks. A printed volume scale should not be described as calibrated laboratory equipment without a defined method and supporting evidence.

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Cups, drinking ware and amber glass

Drinking directions include handled cups, double-wall formats and other glass cup styles, alongside amber-toned tableware. Specify volume, rim, wall construction, decorative process and any lid. A coloured or double-wall appearance does not establish a particular composition, insulation duration or resistance to impact.

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Appliance and cookware glass components

Microwave turntables, glass steamers, cookware lids and blender-cup directions can be discussed against the intended appliance drawing. Specify dimensions, centre features, rim, engagement points and assembly tolerances. Compatibility must be checked with the actual appliance; similar size or appearance is insufficient to claim a universal replacement fit.

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Stainless storage alternatives

A separate storage direction uses 304 stainless steel with a silicone sealing arrangement. Treat this as a distinct material programme with its own construction and care instructions. Do not transfer microwave-use wording from glass products to stainless containers, or assume that every lid uses the same material as the body.

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Pharmaceutical tubular and moulded bottles

Packaging directions include tubular vials and moulded injection or infusion bottles, with selected colour, shape and coating variations. Define the material class, dimensions, neck finish, closure and supply condition for the application. Pharmaceutical suitability depends on the approved specification and qualification of the actual packaging system.

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Ampoules and specialised shapes

Ampoule directions include B, C, D and selected special shapes with marking or opening-system options. Provide the intended fill, glass class, drawing and break-force requirements. Printing, rings, dots and identification marks can be discussed for the chosen design, with product-specific validation before commercial use.

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Cartridges and prefillable syringe directions

Borosilicate cartridge and prefillable syringe directions require a separate technical enquiry. Selected cartridge options include coated, ready-to-use and custom dual-chamber directions. Confirm container dimensions, treatment, closure components and compatibility with the intended system; the catalogue does not establish suitability for every medicine or injection device.

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Ready-to-use and treated packaging

Selected ready-to-use, coated or siliconised pharmaceutical formats can be discussed against the required filling process. The exact cleaning, sterilisation or depyrogenation state, packaging configuration and release evidence must be agreed. A conventional glass vial should not be presented as sterile merely because an RTU format exists in the range.

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Pharmaceutical tubing and other bottle directions

Pharmaceutical glass tubing and separately listed oral-liquid, health-product and nasal-spray bottle directions broaden the packaging enquiry. Specify the actual material class, body and neck dimensions, closure and treatment. A tubing or bottle category is a starting point for technical selection, rather than blanket approval for a formulation.

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Optical and lighting-glass enquiries

Optoelectronic and optical directions include glass for lighting or lens-related projects. Provide the intended component drawing, material, optical requirements and operating environment for feasibility review. Current delivery scope and performance need confirmation for the particular project; no universal lens, lamp-module or automotive qualification is implied.

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Reference product directions

Start with a product.
Define the details.

Use these options to describe what you are buying. The public references identify your enquiry; the final model and specification are confirmed before an order.

Covered rectangular baking-dish reference sourcing illustration
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Covered rectangular baking-dish reference

A borosilicate dish reference combines a tempered-glass lid with a silicone seal and manual vent. Confirm the dimensional drawing and instructions for every component.

Listed capacity
3850 ml
Listed dimensions / weight
333 × 221.4 × 83.1 mm / 2175 g
Listed component direction
High-borosilicate glass body; tempered-glass lid; silicone seal and vent
Use definition
Approved manual and component limits required
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Vacuum pantry-jar size family sourcing illustration
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Vacuum pantry-jar size family

A four-size cylindrical jar direction with black vacuum-style lids and silicone sealing components. Confirm the actual closure mechanism and retention test on samples.

Reference sizes
400 ml: Ø105 × 83 mm; 800 ml: Ø105 × 130 mm
Larger references
1200 ml: Ø105 × 170 mm; 1800 ml: Ø105 × 220 mm
Body direction
High-borosilicate glass
Set definition
Four sizes listed; quantities and selected pack to be agreed
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Grating, mixing and storage bowl reference sourcing illustration
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Grating, mixing and storage bowl reference

A bowl-and-grater direction with separately identified glass, steel and plastic components. Heating and cleaning instructions must distinguish the parts.

Listed capacity / size
3300 ml / Ø270 × H115 mm
Listed net weight
1577 g
Component schedule
Borosilicate bowl; 304 stainless grater; ABS+MS lid frame; PP transparent cover
Packing and development
Retail colour-box direction; logo, pack and colour options by confirmation
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Handled measuring-cup capacity direction sourcing illustration
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Handled measuring-cup capacity direction

A high-borosilicate glass measuring-cup family with a wide mouth, pouring spout and handle. Agree each size and its graduation requirements.

Listed capacity range
250–2000 ml across selected options
Body direction
High-borosilicate glass
Confirm on selected size
Dimensions, scale units, graduation accuracy requirement and approved use
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Bamboo-lid locking container direction sourcing illustration
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Bamboo-lid locking container direction

A separate food-container direction pairs borosilicate glass with a bamboo lid, PP latch and silicone seal. Capacity and pack contents require selection.

Component direction
Borosilicate body; bamboo lid; polypropylene latch; silicone seal
Confirm before order
Container size, seal fit, latch operation and lid care
Claims requiring evidence
Leak resistance and destination-specific food-contact scope
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304 stainless food-container direction sourcing illustration
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304 stainless food-container direction

A metal alternative to the glass storage range with a listed silicone gasket and locking closure direction. Confirm the final body, lid and latch materials.

Listed body material
304 stainless steel, described as 18/8
Seal direction
Silicone gasket
Use boundary
No microwave-use claim; follow the approved complete-product instructions
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Borosilicate ampoule development direction sourcing illustration
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Borosilicate ampoule development direction

Compare B, C, D and selected special ampoule shapes, with printing, dots or identification rings defined for the selected application. Confirm the glass class and opening system on the approved drawing.

Shape directions
B / C / D; selected special formats
Marking
Printing, rings and dots subject to design confirmation
Required definition
Fill volume, glass class, dimensions, opening force and supply condition
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Prefillable syringe packaging enquiry sourcing illustration
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Prefillable syringe packaging enquiry

An empty syringe-container direction requires a separate drawing, material, closure and filling-system review. Confirm the actual treatment, component system, supply state and qualification evidence before use.

Product direction
Prefillable glass syringe packaging
Required definition
Glass class, barrel dimensions, fill volume, closure and device interface
Qualification
Project-specific compatibility, treatment, release and traceability evidence
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Tubular vial development direction sourcing illustration
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Tubular vial development direction

A pharmaceutical vial direction includes selected V-bottom, coated, special-neck and ready-to-use variants. Choose the intended option on an approved drawing.

Development directions
Body printing, selected neck features, dimensions and V-shaped formats
Specify for quotation
Nominal and brimful volume, glass class, neck and closure
Qualification
Actual formulation, process and supply-state evidence to be reviewed
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Moulded pharmaceutical bottle direction sourcing illustration
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Moulded pharmaceutical bottle direction

Moulded injection and infusion bottle directions include amber, lightweight and selected coated variants. A requested shape is subject to development review.

Available directions
Moulded injection / infusion bottles; selected V-shaped development
Specify for quotation
Glass class, capacity, weight, neck finish and closure
Qualification
Product-specific dimensional and material evidence
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Cartridge and dual-chamber development direction sourcing illustration
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Cartridge and dual-chamber development direction

A borosilicate sleeve direction includes selected coated and RTU options, with dual-chamber development subject to technical confirmation.

Development scope
Selected dual-chamber cartridge direction
Supply options
Conventional, coated or RTU formats as individually confirmed
Required definition
Drawing, component system, treatment, filling process and release criteria
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Ready-to-use packaging enquiry

A separate RTU direction is intended for a defined filling workflow with controlled handling and packaging. Supply-state evidence is required for the actual article.

Specify the configuration
Container, arrangement, protective pack and filling-line interface
Confirm release state
Washing, sterilisation or depyrogenation process and applicable evidence
Use boundary
Qualified project-specific packaging; no universal sterile-vial promise
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Capacities, dimensions, weights and material descriptions are reference-specific. The listed sizes are not a commitment to stock, tolerances or unchanged tooling. Consumer glassware and pharmaceutical packaging have separate specifications, sampling, care, qualification and commercial conditions. Final suitability and documentation are confirmed for the selected product and destination.

What matters for this category

A better brief.
A clearer comparison.

Focus the sourcing conversation on the features, materials and production details that make a difference to your product range.

01

Select the closure as carefully as the glass

A varied household range makes it possible to compare glass bodies with different lid, latch, seal and storage arrangements. Define all parts and their care requirements together so that the final package reflects actual use and the sales channel.

02

Develop a coordinated kitchen assortment

Food storage, pantry jars, bowls, bakeware, measuring and drinking ware can be planned as a collection. Agree dimensions, capacities, colour, decoration and presentation for each selected item, with a sample record to support consistent assortment decisions.

03

Use a separate technical route for packaging

Pharmaceutical enquiries start with the container system and intended processing conditions. Material, neck, closure, treatment, packing and evidence are evaluated at product level, keeping specialist qualification separate from a household glassware order.

Branding, configuration & packaging

Make the product
fit your programme.

Bring artwork, reference samples and a target cost. The available process, minimum quantity, sample charges and development scope are reviewed for the chosen option.

01

Household glass design and sampling

Discuss shape, mould development and selected post-processing directions, including decoration, screen printing and other feasible treatments. Provide authorised artwork and a drawing or reference sample. Agree feasibility, development charges, sampling stages and written approval before production.

02

Packaging-system development

For pharmaceutical bottles, ampoules and cartridges, discuss only the relevant shape, dimensions, neck, marking and treatment options. Provide filling and closure requirements, intended market and required evidence. Samples, qualification stages and change-control needs are established for the selected project.

03

Retail, bulk and controlled packing

Plan household retail boxes, inserts and protective transport packing around the selected assortment. Pharmaceutical packing needs a separately approved format, handling condition and release specification. Confirm carton or pallet data, labelling and traceability requirements for the actual order.

Quality & product evidence

Turn requirements
into checks.

Agree which product characteristics need testing and how the approved sample relates to the bulk order.

01

Household construction and function

Agree checks for dimensions, capacity, glass edges, cracks, visual defects, decoration, lid fit, seals and latch operation. Where relevant, define leakage, thermal or dishwasher testing with an agreed method. Approve instructions that distinguish the glass body from lids and accessories.

02

Pharmaceutical specification and traceability

For specialist packaging, request the applicable dimensional and material evidence, batch records and traceability. Define inspection criteria and the selected pharmacopoeial or other requirements with the responsible technical team. Compatibility and container-system performance must be assessed for the actual intended application.

03

Review current documents at product level

Request current test reports, supplier-system scope and any required regulatory support for the specific article. Food-contact documents do not establish sterile pharmaceutical suitability, and a pharmaceutical filing does not establish household-glass compliance. Claims used in the retail or technical offer should match the evidence supplied.

Test capability is a starting point for the inspection plan. Request the method, applicable model and results needed for your order.

Documents matched to the order

Ask for evidence
that fits the product.

State the destination, intended use, selected materials and required supply state when asking for evidence. Household and pharmaceutical documents follow separate approval paths. Relevant controlled supplier information and product records are reviewed during technical qualification where required.

State the sales market, intended users and required files in your first enquiry. Current validity and scope are checked for the selected supplier and product; a category description does not certify every item.

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Article drawings and component schedule
Request dimensions, nominal and usable capacity definitions, tolerances, materials, lid and seal details, decoration and the approved sample identification. Packaging projects also need the neck, closure and filling-line interface.
Applicable test and qualification records
For household articles, request relevant food-contact and specified functional testing. For pharmaceutical packaging, request the agreed glass-class evidence, batch certificate, compatibility support and supply-state validation as applicable. Filing references and certifications require scope and currency review; they are not blanket product approvals.
Packing, handling and change information
Approve labels, care instructions, protective packing, carton or pallet data and traceability. Specialist packaging may require controlled storage, transport and release records, together with agreed notification of changes affecting the qualified specification.
Built around how you sell

Different buyers.
Different specifications.

Your sales channel changes the assortment, packaging and quality priorities. Tell us the intended use as well as the product name.

01

Kitchen retail and meal preparation

Create a household programme covering storage, pantry organisation, food preparation, baking and serving. Define capacity mix, closures, authorised decoration, care and packaging for the intended retail or distribution channel.

02

Appliance-component projects

Submit drawings for microwave trays, glass lids, steamers or blender-cup directions. Agree assembly interfaces, tolerances, material and product testing with the actual appliance requirements before describing compatibility.

03

Qualified pharmaceutical and cosmetic packaging

Discuss empty glass packaging against the formulation, fill volume, closure, processing and destination requirements. Select the actual container and release state, then complete the relevant technical review and qualification before use.

From first brief to a defined order

One contact.
A practical next step.

Samples, commercial terms and responsibilities are agreed for the project. Use the same product and packing specification when comparing quotations.

01

Share the requirement

Product, reference image, quantity, sales market and timing.

02

Compare suitable options

Review configuration, materials, sample scope and relevant documents.

03

Approve the specification

Agree artwork, packaging, sample, testing and inspection criteria.

04

Confirm the order plan

Set price, payment, production, delivery and defect remedies in writing.

Buyer questions

Before you send
your first enquiry.

Practical answers about this sourcing direction, customization and the reference options. Your agreed specification and written quotation determine the actual order.

Can household and pharmaceutical products be discussed together?

Yes, but they are handled as separate product programmes. Send individual specifications and quantities for each family. Their materials, processing, samples, evidence, packing and approval requirements differ, even where both use borosilicate glass.

Which lid options can I compare?

Selected household directions include plastic, bamboo, wood, glass, silicone and metal lids, with different latches, seals or vacuum mechanisms. Confirm the exact combination for the chosen container, together with care instructions and any functional test required.

Can a glass container be heated with its lid attached?

Only as permitted by the approved instructions for the complete selected product. The glass body, lid, seal, vent, handle and metal accessory can have different limits. Specify the intended heating method and obtain product-specific instructions before making a use claim.

Is there one temperature rating for all the glassware?

No. Request the actual product’s operating and thermal-shock limits with the relevant test conditions. General material descriptions and broad catalogue temperature statements should not be converted into permission for sudden temperature changes or universal use on a hob or in an oven.

Do vacuum jars guarantee longer shelf life?

A selected vacuum-style closure can be evaluated for its sealing and retention performance. Any storage or freshness statement requires suitable evidence and depends on contents and handling. Confirm the exact lid mechanism and test rather than promising a fixed extension of food life.

Can I develop a new household shape or private-label pack?

Design and mould development can be discussed alongside feasible decoration and packing options. Provide a drawing, reference sample and authorised artwork. Tooling, sampling, materials, quantity requirements and production timing are confirmed after feasibility review.

What order minimum and sample lead time should I expect?

They depend on the exact article, tooling, decoration, lid, packing and technical qualification. Request a current quotation and sample plan. A listed household development minimum does not apply automatically to ampoules, pharmaceutical vials, stock items or every other glassware range.

What is needed to enquire about an ampoule or vial?

Provide the intended application, volume, glass class, drawing or dimensional standard, colour, neck or opening system, closure, marking, quantity and required supply condition. Identify the destination and documents needed for qualification. Formulation compatibility and process suitability are reviewed for the selected system.

Are all pharmaceutical containers sterile or ready to fill?

No. Conventional and RTU directions must be distinguished. Specify the required cleaning, sterilisation or depyrogenation state, configuration and filling workflow, then review the applicable validation and release evidence for the exact product and batch.

Does an FDA filing or quality-system certificate approve every product?

A filing reference or supplier-system certificate has a defined scope and is not a universal approval of every container, formulation or finished product. Request current documents and review their relevance with the responsible regulatory and technical team before adopting a claim.

Can a turntable or blender cup be sold as a universal replacement?

Compatibility needs verification against the actual appliance. Provide dimensions, engagement points, centre features, rim, material and operating requirements. Similar appearance alone does not establish fit or performance across different models.

What should be included in my quotation request?

Specify the product family, selected reference, dimensions and capacity, materials and closure, quantity, decoration or printing, pack format, destination and required date. Include care or technical requirements, sample needs and the documents required for approval.

Who handles my enquiry?

Factory Sourcing Hub handles this enquiry as an independent sourcing and trading service. The product route, supplier suitability, sample scope and order responsibilities are agreed for the actual project.

How do I get a price and order minimum?

Send the product reference, quantities per variation, customization and packaging. Prices, minimums, sample charges and delivery dates are confirmed in a current quotation; the page is not a live inventory or price feed.

Can I discuss samples and inspection before ordering?

Yes. State whether you need a reference sample, a customized sample or development work. Agree the sample cost and shipping, approval specification, inspection plan and remedy for non-conforming goods before the bulk order.

What should I attach to my email?

Reference images, drawings, logo artwork and a product list are useful. Include quantities, the intended users and sales market, packaging, required documents and timing. After submitting the form, email attachments to kunhuow@gmail.com with your enquiry reference.

Tell us what you are planning

Your next order
starts with a brief.

A reference picture or a short description is enough to begin. Add the details you already know; the optional fields help make the follow-up more useful.

  • Product families, selected references, dimensions, capacities and quantities
  • Body, closure, seal, accessory and decoration requirements
  • Destination, intended use, applicable tests and required supply or release condition
  • Samples, authorised artwork, packing format and requested shipment schedule
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