Product Specifications
The toner dispenser bottle PB18 is empty packaging for controlled cotton-pad application of a compatible low-viscosity liquid. PB18 is a PET press-down dispenser bottle with a flat-topped hinged cover and a raised rim around the cap. The bright green featured version shows a clear bottle, white pump and visible dip tube. The SOP states that its bottle style is shared with PB07 while the pump head differs. Eight confirmed capacities span small trial packs, regular bottles and larger home-use formats; suitability for toner or other liquid still requires testing.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Empty push-down liquid dispenser bottle |
| Bottle Material | PET |
| Pump Material | PP |
| Cover Material | Not specified in the product sheet |
| Shape | Cylindrical bottle |
| Dispensing System | Press-down pump with dip tube |
| Cap / Cover | flat-topped hinged flip cap with raised edge |
| Capacity | 60ml, 80ml, 100ml, 120ml, 150ml, 200ml, 300ml, 500ml |
| MOQ | 10,000 pcs |
| Sample Lead Time | Normally 7–10 days for customized samples, subject to scope |
| Production Lead Time | Normally 30–40 days after artwork and sample approval |
| Delivery | Standard export carton packing, suitable for palletizing |
Key Features
The toner dispenser bottle is distinguished by its flat-topped hinged flip cap with raised edge and the specific size choices below.
- Model-specific cover: Flat-topped hinged flip cap with raised edge distinguishes this family from the other three options.
- Press-down pad dispensing: The pump supplies liquid to a top dispensing area for a cotton pad, subject to priming and output checks.
- PET bottle with PP pump: These two material assignments come from the current product sheet; other internal component materials require confirmation.
- Defined size choice: Select from 8 listed dimensional record(s) rather than inferring an unlisted size.
The hinged cover remains attached while the user presses a cotton pad against the dispensing surface. Its flatter top and defined edge create a different visual profile from PB07’s rounded cover. Across eight sizes, the same format can be evaluated for travel samples, regular retail packs and larger home-use bottles, subject to exact size, label and formula checks.
Product Structure
How the Press-Down Dispenser Works
For the toner dispenser bottle, liquid in the PET bottle travels through a dip tube to the PP pump. Pressing the actuator wets the top dispensing area so a cotton pad can pick up a small amount. This is a dip-tube pump, not an airless or rising-piston pack. The cover should be opened or removed before pressing, according to this model’s construction.
Typical Components of the toner dispenser bottle
- PET bottle body
- PP dispensing pump
- Dip tube; material not specified
- Actuator and top dispensing area; detailed materials not specified
- Flat-topped hinged flip cap with raised edge; material stated only where the product sheet specifies it
Customization Options
For the toner dispenser bottle, gallery images show several cap colors, including green, orange, pink, blue and white; these are appearance examples rather than a promise that every resin or color is available for every size. Check the pump and cover color together, then approve printing or labeling on the selected clear PET body. A decoration method must be confirmed for the selected PET surface and production process.
- Bottle Color: Review clear, translucent or custom color against a production sample.
- Logo Decoration: Evaluate screen printing, hot stamping or labeling for the actual surface and artwork.
- Pump and Cover: Coordinate visible component colors only within the selected assembly.
Applications
Potential applications, subject to formula testing
- Lightweight toner or makeup remover
- Nail-care cleanser
The toner dispenser bottle is intended for a cotton-pad workflow. PB18 is empty packaging for compatible low-viscosity liquids dispensed to a cotton pad. Lightweight toners, makeup removers and nail-care cleansers are possible applications after testing; a remover containing strong solvents needs particular scrutiny. The wide size range does not establish chemical compatibility; the actual formula and all wetted parts must pass testing before use. This is empty B2B packaging, not a finished liquid product.
Why This Packaging Works
For the toner dispenser bottle, the hinged cover remains attached while the user presses a cotton pad against the dispensing surface. Its flatter top and defined edge create a different visual profile from PB07’s rounded cover. Across eight sizes, the same format can be evaluated for travel samples, regular retail packs and larger home-use bottles, subject to exact size, label and formula checks.
The press-down format can reduce the need to pour directly from an open neck during routine use. That handling benefit depends on the pump, cap and liquid working together; no leakage, evaporation or solvent-resistance guarantee follows from the bottle shape alone. Verify those results on a filled sample before making customer-facing performance claims.
Filling & Usage Notes
Critical solvent check for the toner dispenser bottle: Do not assume this PET package works with acetone-rich or other aggressive-remover formulas. Obtain the intended composition, test the complete wetted assembly and choose a verified packaging material if needed. No formula-specific compatibility has been established by the current product sheet.
- Whole-Pack Compatibility: Test bottle, pump, gasket, spring, dip tube and actuator for swelling, cracking, discoloration, odor change and loss of function.
- Dispensing Test: Check priming, actual output, pad wetting and repeated use with the intended liquid.
- Filling and Closure: Confirm fill level, pump assembly and storage conditions for the selected size.
- Transport Check: Evaluate upright, inverted and expected shipping conditions with the final filled pack; do not claim leakproof performance without defined results.
Model-specific check for the toner dispenser bottle: Compare labels and carton dimensions across the 60–500ml range rather than scaling one layout blindly. Check hinge retention, press-down response, priming, pad wetting and closure fit for the selected size. Test the full formula against the PET bottle and complete pump assembly, then assess upright, inverted and transport conditions. Do not describe the pack as leakproof without defined results.
FAQ
Before choosing the toner dispenser bottle, compare the exact size and assembly with the questions below.
How is PB18 different from PB07?
Both use hinged covers, but PB18 has a flatter cap top with a raised edge and a different pump presentation in the supplied images.
Which PB18 sizes are in the current sheet?
Eight capacities are confirmed: 60ml, 80ml, 100ml, 120ml, 150ml, 200ml, 300ml and 500ml.
Can I select another cap color?
The gallery shows multiple colors. Confirm availability for the chosen size and approve a matched sample.
Can the same label be used on every capacity?
No single label size should be assumed; body diameters and heights vary across the eight listed variants.
What should be verified for a solvent-based formula?
Test PET and the entire pump assembly with the actual liquid, plus hinge action, dispensing and transport behavior.
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