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Luxury Cosmetic Jars and Skincare Bottles for Designer Brands PREMIUM ACRYLIC CATALOGUE www.raepak.com VR403 2 www.raepak.com Follow us @raepak 3 How to order products: Choose from our list of products in this 1 brochure or online at www.raepak.com Acrylic Airless Bottles 4-23 Call us on: 01953 605700 Acrylic Lotion Bottles and Bottle & Jar Sets 24-37 2 Acrylic Jars 38-47 Acrylic Airless Jars 48-49 Choose if you want to utilise Raepak’s stock holding option or take 100% 3 delivery post manufacture. For customer held stock products 48 hour 4 delivery is available. Telephone: 01953 605700 Email: [email protected] 4 Acrylic Airless Bottles www.raepak.com Follow us @raepak Acrylic Airless Bottles 5 Acrylic Airless Bottles Our premium acrylic airless bottles will establish that brand prestige you are looking for. Additional benefits include increased stability and shelf life for your product. With all acrylic packaging there is a vast myriad of decoration options available to you. Speak with a Raepak Account Manager to get the full picture. Call us today to discuss your requirements and request a sample. Capacity: 6ml 10ml 12ml Capacity: 6ml 10ml 12ml Height: 77mm 98mm 112mm Height: 77mm 98mm 112mm AL-32-11: Diameter: 19mm AL-33-11: Diameter: 19mm Dose: 0.12ml Dose: 0.12ml Fitting: Screw Pump Fitting: Screw Pump You can also visit www.raepak.com to view our latest range of; Premium Acrylic Airless & Lotion Bottles & Jars PP Airless Containers Standard Plastic Bottles, Caps & Jars (PET, HDPE, PVC, PETG & PP) Dispensing Pumps (Lotion, Cream, Spray, Crimp, Foamers, Triggers) Cosmetics Packaging (Powder Dispenser, Lipstick/Gloss, Eye Liner, Mascara, Liquid, Compact, Roll-On, Pens) Bath Accessories & Gift Sets Stock Products (Bottles, Caps, Jars, Dispensing Pumps, PP Airless) Capacity: 15ml 20ml 30ml 35ml Height: 102mm 115mm 158mm 165mm AL-07-15: Diameter: 27mm Dose: 0.20ml Fitting: Screw Pump Telephone: 01953 605700 Email: [email protected] 6 Acrylic Airless Bottles www.raepak.com Follow us @raepak Acrylic Airless Bottles 7 Capacity: 15ml 20ml 30ml 35ml Capacity: 15ml 30ml 50ml Capacity: 15ml 30ml Height: 107mm 120mm 163mm 170mm Height: 112mm 116mm 143mm Height: 98mm 128mm AL-08-15: Diameter: 27mm AL-88-15: Diameter: 30mm 35mm AL-89-2: Diameter: 32mm Dose: 0.20ml Dose: 0.23ml Dose: 0.23ml Fitting: Screw Pump Fitting: Screw Pump Fitting: Snap-On Pump Available with lotion or spray actuator Capacity: 15ml 30ml 50ml Capacity: 15ml 30ml Capacity: 15ml 30ml 50ml 80ml 100ml 120ml Height: 100mm 124mm 154mm Height: 104mm 132mm Height: 102mm 125mm 161mm 153mm 175mm 195mm AL-19-2: Diameter: 34mm AL-64-2: Diameter: 31mm AL-70-15: Diameter: 33mm 41mm Dose: 0.23ml Dose: 0.23ml Dose: 0.2ml Fitting: Screw Pump Fitting: Screw Pump Fitting: Screw Pump Telephone: 01953 605700 Email: [email protected] 8 Acrylic Airless Bottles www.raepak.com Follow us @raepak Acrylic Airless Bottles 9 Available with lotion or spray actuator Capacity: 15ml 30ml 50ml Capacity: 15ml 30ml 50ml Capacity: 15ml 30ml 50ml Height: 101mm 124mm 159mm Height: 100mm 124mm 154mm Height: 103mm 131mm 161mm AL-74-15: Diameter: 33mm AL-51-2: Diameter: 34mm AL-43-15: Diameter: 39mm Dose: 0.2ml Dose: 0.23ml Dose: 0.20ml Fitting: Screw Pump Fitting: Screw Pump Fitting: Screw Pump Available with lotion or spray actuator Capacity: 15ml 30ml 50ml Capacity: 15ml 30ml 50ml Capacity: 15ml 30ml 50ml Height: 107mm 126mm 160mm Height: 96mm 119mm 154mm Height: 111mm 122mm 154mm AL-86-14: Diameter: 32mm AL-73-15: Diameter: 33mm AL-85-14: Diameter: 34mm Dose: 0.23ml Dose: 0.2ml Dose: 0.23ml Fitting: Screw Pump Fitting: Screw Pump Fitting: Screw Pump Telephone: 01953 605700 Email: [email protected] 10 Acrylic Airless Bottles www.raepak.com Follow us @raepak Acrylic Airless Bottles 11 Available with lotion or spray actuator Available with lotion or spray actuator Available with lotion or spray actuator Capacity: 15ml 30ml 50ml Capacity: 15ml 30ml 50ml Capacity: 15ml 30ml 50ml 80ml 100ml 120ml Height: 101mm 124mm 160mm Height: 96mm 119mm 154mm Height: 95mm 118mm 154mm 153mm 175mm 195mm AL-71-15: Diameter: 33mm AL-75-15: Diameter: 33mm AL-72-15: Diameter: 33mm 41mm Dose: 0.2ml Dose: 0.2ml Dose: 0.2ml Fitting: Screw Pump Fitting: Screw Pump Fitting: Screw Pump Capacity: 15ml 30ml 50ml 80ml 100ml 120ml Capacity: 15ml 30ml 50ml 80ml 100ml 120ml Height: 111mm 122mm 154mm 153mm 175mm 195mm Height: 109mm 126mm 160mm 155mm 176mm 196mm AL-84-14: Diameter: 34mm 40mm AL-87-14: Diameter: 32mm 40mm Dose: 0.23ml Dose: 0.23ml Fitting: Screw Pump Fitting: Screw Pump Telephone: 01953 605700 Email: [email protected] 12 Acrylic Airless Bottles www.raepak.com Follow us @raepak Acrylic Airless Bottles 13 Capacity: 80ml 100ml 120ml Capacity: 80ml 100ml 120ml Capacity: 15ml 30ml 50ml Capacity: 80ml 100ml 120ml Height: 154mm 176mm 197mm Height: 155mm 177mm 197mm Height: 103mm 131mm 168mm Height: 159mm 181mm 208 mm AL-26-11: Diameter: 41mm AL-50-15: Diameter: 41mm AL-29-11: Diameter: 37mm AL-25-11: Diameter: 41mm Dose: 0.2ml Dose: 0.2ml Dose: 0.2ml Dose: 0.2ml Fitting: Screw Pump Fitting: Screw Pump Fitting: Screw Pump Fitting: Screw Pump Available with lotion or spray actuator Twist to open Capacity: 10ml 15ml 25ml 35ml Capacity: 15ml 30ml 50ml Capacity: 15ml 30ml 50ml Height: 115mm 147mm 143mm 173mm Height: 96mm 119mm 154mm Height: 93mm 121mm 159mm AL-78-15: Diameter: 30mm 34mm AL-22-15: Diameter: 33mm AL-30-2: Diameter: 37mm Dose: 0.2ml Dose: 0.2ml Dose: 0.23ml Fitting: Screw Pump Fitting: Screw Pump Fitting: Screw & Snap-On Pump Telephone: 01953 605700 Email: [email protected] 14 Acrylic Airless Bottles www.raepak.com Follow us @raepak Acrylic Airless Bottles 15 Twist to open Capacity: 15ml 30ml 50ml 100ml Capacity: 20ml 30ml 40ml 50ml Capacity: 15ml 30ml 50ml Height: 81mm 130mm 123mm 144mm Height: 124mm 138mm 158mm 177mm Height: 96mm 127mm 152mm AL-44-15: Diameter: 35x32mm 48x42mm 60x50mm AL-83-14: Diameter: 38x38mm AL-27-2: Diameter: 37mm Dose: 0.2ml Dose: 0.23ml Dose: 0.23ml Fitting: Screw Pump Fitting: Screw Pump Fitting: Screw Pump Capacity: 15ml 30ml 50ml Capacity: 15ml 30ml 50ml Height: 102mm 123mm 151mm Height: 97mm 126mm 164mm AL-28-11: Diameter: 31x31mm 36x36mm AL-79-15: Diameter: 38x38mm Dose: 0.2ml Dose: 0.2ml Fitting: Screw & Snap-On Pump Fitting: Screw Pump Telephone: 01953 605700 Email: [email protected] 16 Acrylic Airless Bottles www.raepak.com Follow us @raepak Acrylic Airless Bottles 17 Capacity: 15ml 30ml 50ml 80ml 100ml 120ml Height: 89mm 112mm 148mm 147mm 169mm 189mm AL-76-15: Diameter: 33mm 41mm Dose: 0.2ml Fitting: Screw Pump Capacity: 15ml 30ml 50ml 100ml Capacity: 15ml 30ml 40ml 50ml Capacity: 15ml 20ml 30ml 35ml Height: 112mm 161mm 163mm 181mm Height: 89mm 117mm 139mm 155mm Height: 100mm 113mm 156mm 163mm AL-31-15: Diameter: 35x32mm 48x42mm 60x50mm AL-58-2: Diameter: 30mm AL-09-15: Diameter: 27mm Dose: 0.20ml Dose: 0.23ml Dose: 0.20ml Fitting: Screw Pump Fitting: Screw Pump Fitting: Screw Pump Telephone: 01953 605700 Email: [email protected] 18 Acrylic Airless Bottles www.raepak.com Follow us @raepak Acrylic Airless Bottles 19 Capacity: 15ml 30ml Capacity: 30ml 50ml Capacity: 15ml 30ml 40ml 50ml Height: 99mm 127mm Height: 85mm 104mm Height: 106mm 138mm 158mm 177mm AL-63-2: Diameter: 31mm AL-80-15: Diameter: 49mm AL-13-14: Diameter: 40mm Dose: 0.23ml Dose: 0.2ml Dose: 0.23ml Fitting: Screw Pump Fitting: Screw Pump Fitting: Screw Pump Twist collar to raise or lower actuator Twist collar to raise or lower actuator Capacity: 15ml 30ml 50ml Capacity: 15ml 30ml 40ml Capacity: 15ml 30ml 50ml Capacity: 15ml 30ml 50ml Height: 96mm 120mm 150mm Height: 101mm 130mm 154mm Height: 93mm 121mm 157mm Height: 93mm 122mm 161mm AL-52-2: Diameter: 34mm AL-69-2: Diameter: 31mm AL-10-2: Diameter: 37mm AL-11-2: Diameter: 37mm Dose: 0.23ml Dose: 0.23ml Dose: 0.23ml Dose: 0.23ml Fitting: Screw Pump Fitting: Screw & Snap-On Pump Fitting: Screw & Snap-On Pump Fitting: Screw & Snap-On Pump Telephone: 01953 605700 Email: [email protected] 20 Acrylic Airless Bottles www.raepak.com Follow us @raepak Acrylic Airless Bottles 21 Capacity: 50ml 80ml 120ml Capacity: 50ml 80ml 150ml Capacity: 15ml 30ml 50ml Capacity: 15ml 30ml 50ml Height: 119mm 145mm 182mm Height: 110mm 137mm 174mm Height: 93mm 121mm 159mm Height: 94mm 122mm 161mm AL-45-15: Diameter: 49mm AL-46-15: Diameter: 49mm AL-36-2: Diameter: 37mm AL-37-2: Diameter: 37mm Dose: 0.9ml Dose: 0.9ml Dose: 0.23ml Dose: 0.23ml Fitting: Screw Pump Fitting: Screw Pump Fitting: Screw & Snap-On Pump Fitting: Screw & Snap-On Pump Dual Chamber Bottle Capacity: 30ml 50ml Capacity: 50ml 75ml 100ml Capacity: 30ml Capacity: 10ml Height: 109mm 135mm Height: 120mm 143mm 167mm Height: 135mm Height: 152mm AL-66-2: Diameter: 43mm AL-62-2: Diameter: 49mm AL-77-15-30: Diameter: 32x51mm AS-01-15-10: Diameter: 26mm Dose: 0.23ml Dose: 0.5ml or 1.0ml Dose: 0.2ml Dose: 0.1ml Fitting: Screw & Snap-On Pump Fitting: Screw & Snap-On Pump Fitting: Snap-On Pump Fitting: Twist Lock Base Telephone: 01953 605700 Email: [email protected] 22 Acrylic Airless Bottles www.raepak.com Follow us @raepak Acrylic Airless Bottles 23 Capacity: 15ml 30ml 50ml Capacity: 30ml Capacity: 15ml 20ml Capacity: 35ml Height: 124mm 144mm 165mm Height: 54mm Height: 107mm 120mm Height: 143mm AL-53-2: AJ-28-2 AL-90-15: AL-102-15 Diameter: 41mm Diameter: 61mm Diameter: 27mm Diameter: 42x34mm Bottle Jar Bottle Jar Dose: 0.23ml Dose: N/A Dose: 0.2ml Dose: 0.2ml Fitting: Screw Pump Fitting: N/A Fitting: Snap Pump Fitting: Snap-On Pump Combined bottle and jar container Capacity: 30ml 50ml 100ml Capacity: 10ml 20ml 30ml Height: 123mm 143mm 189mm Height: 89mm 115mm 138mm AL-34-4 Diameter: 50mm AL-117-32: Diameter: 48x36mm Dose: 0.2ml Dose: 0.2ml Fitting: Snap-On Pump, Screw Off Jar Fitting: Snap-On Pump Telephone: 01953 605700 Email: [email protected] 24 Acrylic Lotion Bottles www.raepak.com Follow us @raepak Acrylic Lotion Bottles 25 Acrylic Lotion Bottles Berlin Packaging | Raepak’s acrylic lotion bottle range provides an exquisite choice of classic and unique packaging with which you can stamp or reinforce your brand identity.
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