Liquid oils

Edible-oil bottle closures

Oil closures combining sealing, tamper evidence and controlled pouring around the bottle neck and production line.

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Edible-oil bottle closures

Liquid oils

Sealing and controlled pouring

An edible-oil closure can combine a threaded body, tamper band and flow-control insert. The components have to match the bottle neck, filling method and expected pouring behaviour.

Match the real neck finish

Diameter, thread, sealing surface, application torque and tamper-band behaviour are reviewed against the actual bottle sample.

Volume supply and pricing

Pricing depends on component count, weight, colour, volume, assembly and tooling. Share the neck sample and required quantity for assessment.

Technical information

Parameters reviewed before production.

Final values are recorded in the technical proposal after the bottle sample, neck finish, contents and order volume have been received.

Construction
Threaded closure with project-specific sealing and flow control
Manufacturing process
Plastic injection moulding and assembly where required
Bottle fit
Approval on the actual bottle sample
Material
Selected to contents and project requirements
Acceptance criteria
Dimensions, finish, assembly, sealing and function

Applications

Typical applications for this product family.

This list is a starting point. Final selection must be checked against the actual bottle and use conditions.

  • Edible oil
  • Liquid oil
  • Frying oil
  • Pourable food products

Available colours

Colour is defined around masterbatch, resin, volume and the approved sample. Availability is confirmed after technical and commercial review.

Custom manufacturing

Changes to construction, dimensions, outlet or tooling proceed only after a brief, sample or drawing and order volume have been reviewed.

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Send the initial requirement to the sales team.

Price and lead time are confirmed after the product, volume, bottle sample and technical requirements have been reviewed.

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