Cosmetic tube packaging / 080-PAN-SLT
Custom 10–15 ml Pointed-Nozzle Eye Cream Tube
Panpac branding concept based on the supplied reference. Approve the actual pack before production.
Product Overview
This small eye cream tube uses a pointed outlet for targeted dispensing. Start with a repeatable bead of product rather than choosing the smallest possible hole. A fine tip can become difficult to use if the cream thickens during storage.
Use this format for eye cream, spot treatment gel, precision skincare. Test nozzle flow after idle storage and at the extremes of formula viscosity. Check cap engagement and whether dried residue affects resealing.
For a custom printing quote, send the target fill, artwork count and preferred finish together. This lets the sleeve, closure and decoration be reviewed as one pack before a printed sample is ordered.
Full Specifications
| Item | Reference and order confirmation |
|---|---|
| Packaging format | Pointed-nozzle eye cream tube |
| SKU | 080-PAN-SLT |
| Reference fill | 10–15 ml reference |
| Sleeve and materials | ABL reference filename; confirm sleeve stack |
| Closure and outlet | Pointed nozzle and tall screw cap |
| Tube diameter / length / orifice | Confirm from signed drawing |
| Tail condition / sealing window | Agree with filler after trials |
| Temperature and pressure limits | No rating supplied; agree test method and limits for the intended conditions |
| Compliance and certificates | Request documentation for the exact pack and destination |
| MOQ | Quote by size, print and closure |
| Lead time | Confirm sample, approval and production dates separately |
Key Features
- Observe the first dose after the tube has been idle
- Check squeeze effort at both ends of the formula viscosity range
- Close the cap over realistic outlet residue
Applications
Choose this format for precise placement of eye cream or a spot gel. If the pack needs a broad contact surface for spreading, compare it with an applicator head instead.
For orders to Central Asia, Russia, the Middle East, Africa or Latin America, state the destination and any packaging document requirements when requesting a quote.
Quality & Material Test
Check nozzle grade and orifice on the production drawing. Use stored samples to look for tip distortion, leakage and changes in first-dose flow.
| Material grade and contact parts | Confirm each component separately. Use food-contact or cosmetic-grade wording only if documentation supports the exact grade and intended use. |
|---|---|
| Material declarations and reports | Specify the exact construction, colour and batch or sample reference. Request available declarations or agree additional testing before ordering. |
| Heavy metals and migration | Agree the analytes or migration scope, sample configuration, test conditions and destination requirements first. Existing reports must cover the requested material or finished pack. |
| Appearance and functional approval | Inspect the sleeve, print, cap and applicable dispenser against the signed sample. Agree checks for leakage, dose, rubbing and closure fit as relevant. |
Surface Finishing Options
Keep small type away from the shoulder and tail. Review actual print legibility on the narrow tube rather than a flat proof.
| Screen printing and hot foil | Review screen print for solid logos and text; request gold or silver foil proofing where the sleeve, print zone and artwork support it. |
|---|---|
| UV spray, frost and colour spray | Review available finishes for the actual sleeve or cap substrate. Confirm flex, adhesion and appearance on a formed sample. |
| Electroplating and embossing | Consider only for a suitable component. Confirm plating or metallisation method for the cap; moulded relief may require new tooling. Avoid assuming the same process fits a flexible sleeve. |
Packaging & Shipment
Protect the fine nozzle with the agreed cap and prevent loose packs from bearing against the tip.
| Individual protection and inner boxes | Quote individual PP bags where suitable for the finish, plus inner boxes or dividers for decorated sleeves and caps. Confirm counts and whether closures ship fitted or separately. |
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| Export cartons and pallet option | Agree export carton strength, pack orientation, pallet pattern if required, and outer labels by SKU and artwork. |
| Sea shipment preparation | Agree moisture protection and handling for the intended route. Review a packed sample for rubbing, deformation or damage under the proposed stack. |
Buying Notes
| Sample policy and timing | Ask for separate dates and charges for stock samples, decorated pre-production samples and samples requiring a new mould. |
|---|---|
| MOQ tiers | Request tiers per size, sleeve or cap colour and artwork. Ask which combinations can share a production run. |
| Custom tooling | Confirm stock tooling versus a new mould, drawing approval, trial schedule, ownership and maintenance in the quote. |
| Colour and artwork | Send vector artwork, colour references and the current dieline. Agree print-safe areas and an assembled colour sample before release. |
| Lead time and warranty | Agree when production lead time starts, the dispatch window, the approved inspection standard and the written claim or replacement terms. |
Frequently Asked Questions
Can a fine nozzle dispense a thick eye cream?
Only after a filled trial. A fine opening can raise squeeze effort or clog depending on the formula and storage.
What if the first dose comes out unevenly?
Check whether dried product is obstructing the outlet. Repeat the trial with the intended storage orientation and compare outlet options.
What should I send with my RFQ?
Quote reference 080-PAN-SLT. Include the target fill, quantity per artwork, formula type, filling method and destination country. State any required documents and delivery date so sample and production schedules can be quoted separately.
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